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    struggles to get bills passed. Yet, the people of the United States still vote for representatives with the hope that these officials will uphold the interests and goals of the larger population. Negotiation is key to the governance of the United States, and is paramount to effectuating change in Congress. Negotiation tactics…

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    Avoiding Negative OB Impact The idea behind all of this is to understand what should be the organization position and how to promote and apply OB to keep a positive OB and eliminate any negative effect of OB that may arise from company position in certain area or aspect of the organization. On the one hand, a motivated individual who is cost-effective with the job, will always perform beyond expectations and therefore employee productivity will not be affected. On the other hand individual who…

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    experiences, daily minor decisions and multifaceted attributes which impact the community, which when combined create a complex resource that cannot be duplicated and can serve as a source of competitive advantage, lies within the senior contracts negotiation cohort (Colquitt, Lepine, & Wesson, 2015, p. 11-12). Correspondingly, a strategic human resource objective in achieving the international growth goal would be to leverage the human resources capital made available through this knowledge…

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    by representatives. These negotiations usually amount to collective agreements such as working hours, set out wage scales, health, training and safety. Negotiation occurs between the union and a single employer or a group of businesses depending on the country to reach an industry wide agreement. This agreement functions like a labor contract between representatives of a union and employers in respect to terms and conditions of employment. The result of the negotiations is usually referred to as…

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    For my written assignment unit six I will write about interpersonal skills. The interpersonal skills that I will write about listening,assertiveness,negotiation,feedback,persuasion,interviewing, and coaching. For each of these skills, I will prepare a report with the definition, an example on how this skill can be used in business, and a website that offers instruction on how to develop that skill. Listening Definition­ Listening is the ability to accurately receive and interpret messages in the…

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    Decisions have Impact Have you ever realized that when you make a fallacious move you have to endeavor to exit the situation even if it was a minor erroneous choice. After the fallacious move you make you understand the erroneous decision you made and after you endeavor through the issue you improve yourself and become divergent than you were in the past. The main protagonist Santiaogo has many decisions that have an impact on himself like when he goes to the pyramids, or when he goes with…

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    Book Review Theodore Rex is the second book in the series by Edmund Morris, “The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt”. “Theodore Rex” was published in 2001 despite the first books launch almost 20 years earlier. The gap between those books is so large because Morris spent most of his time working on his memoir of Ronald Regan. Edmund Morris’s “Theodore Rex” starts off with the death of President William McKinley and the inauguration on Theodore Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt receives his presidency.…

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    Reliant did not feel like that was something they wanted. Fontaine and Gaudin were afraid losing Reliant by over-emphasizing the importance of a long-term business relationship during negotiations. Fontaine and Gaudin needed to plan and established short and long-term goals. They should have begun and ended their negotiation focusing on the main goals they established in the planning process. Fontaine and Gaudin during their planning should…

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    Bringing it all Together Fortunately, I wrote the bulk of this paper prior to the last negotiation, where I played the role of the Fox executive. This gave me a perfect opportunity to incorporate the above lessons and see whether they made me a better negotiator. The first step was to incorporate the spirit of Germany in my prep work. Rather than relying on mere conjectures, I opted to open my computer and look up the yearly revenues from merchandise, DVD sales, etc. stemming from the…

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    When my wife approached me with the idea of getting a dog, I figured I would have a difficult negotiation ahead of me. However, when she decided she would like to get a rare breed, I adhered to a wise and tested piece of marriage advice: pick your battles. In my mind, rare meant the price of the dog would be high. I concluded I would not negotiate with my wife about purchasing a dog; rather, I would negotiate with a breeder to agree on a price of somewhere between $1,200 - $2,000. The price…

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