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    Lincoln Movie Negotiation

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    Meanwhile, Pirzadeh (2014) defined that negotiation is a process or method to settle the differences between two parties by providing the best possible outcomes as many as possible that satisfy both parties. In the Lincoln movie, the elements of negotiation that are highlighted which are the parties and their interest, interdependency and last but not least decision-making ability. The first…

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    Floidex Case Summary

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    when he agreed to the Terms as Ellis uses similar exclusions in its own standard terms and conditions of sale. We will assume the Terms were incorporated into contract by signatures of both parties. However, Floidex did breach the terms of their agreement. Floidex did supplied Ellis with goods of no satisfactory quality, and the goods were not fit for purpose. Floidex did not deny the fact that the contamination of the consignment of Agri-Therm was its fault; it had traced the contamination to…

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    They let Hauptmann and Zinnser control the whole negotiation. You could tell that Hauptmann and Zinnser had a list of goals/outcomes and the achieved them. If Fontaine and Gaudin developed a list and prioritized their objectives they would have negotiated a lot better. It would have made the negotiation go fast and smooth on their side because they would have had a list of the items and their…

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    If I were Ed I would I would handle the requests for vacation time with complete thought and consideration, keeping in mind what is best for the company. Since Memorial Day weekend is the busiest weekend of the year and most of the employees think they deserve vacation days and do not want to work I will sit down and construct a plan based on each employees needs and skills. My first thought would be to train my top employees to be backup supervisors. Since this is the busiest weekend and I may…

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    Richard Whitley Conflict

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    one underlying interest at stake (Lewicki, et al., 2011), therefore successful most customer conflict collaboration plans have the following key elements: 1) Establish rapport with the other party by looking for areas on which both parties agree. Agreement helps establish a foundation of trust and respect (Paternoster) and can start by simply acknowledging the anger of the customer (Smith, 2015). 2) Show empathy with the customer. Paternoster asserts that empathy will instantly give you an…

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    Caroona Case Study

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    Stakeholder1: Positions2 Interests3 BATNA – their best alternative to a negotiated agreement (negotiating power)4 Creative alternatives and possible win/win solutions5 Residents(support) This project should be approved. The planned area does not cover valuable areas for food production, which is a major concern for many stakeholders, and the mining will be a good business because of its good access.  a future long term employer for children in the area  the provider of valuable export…

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    objective was to achieve higher investments with more than 132 point values for the final agreement. The value is the currency which represents the future opportunity costs and revenues for each issue. The higher points we could obtain, the more profitable investments could be achieved. In addition, we also needed to consider helping the improvements of the town. In my opinion, the order of the issues was not negotiated because the bargaining was mainly an interest-based negotiation where we…

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    The ability to negotiate effectively is very important in both everyday activities and businesses. However, the most crucial areas that commonly require negotiation skills are licensing, purchasing, and contracting agreements. Negotiation is both a rewarding and challenging process. It is defined as the communication process through which two or more parties with different objectives and viewpoints try to arrive at a mutually-satisfactory result on a common issue. The issue may be a business…

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    reasoning, following the proposal of the Sentinel and Safeguard decisions on US anti-ballistic missiles, the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks began in 1969. The Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement (BATNA) was that they continue to engage in an arms race, one which could lead to a nuclear war. Neither side was willing to accept this alternative, thus the talks were inevitably…

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    Leadership Reflection #1 According to the assessment in Shell’s book, I am strongly predisposed to compromising and avoiding, mildly predisposed to competing, and weakly predisposed to both collaborating and accommodating. I believe that my primary attributes helped me strike a strong deal for Sandy during the Viking negotiation exercise. However, I do have some reservations for the efficacy of my approach were this negotiation to be repeated multiple times in the future. During the course of…

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