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sos082 Understanding negotiation and dealing with conflict

By Steve Stewart on November 1, 2012

sos082 Understanding negotiation and dealing with conflict

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Dave Hilton, the Financial Conflict CoachDave Hilton offers helpful tips for negotiating and dealing with conflict. He should know, he has a masters degree in Dispute Resolution. Known as The Financial Conflict Coach, he helps people effectively resolve conflicts with their finances.

Negotiation is a strategic communication process to get a deal done or solve a problem

Conflict is neither good nor bad

It can bring about positive change or negative change. As an example: If the United States didn’t have a conflict with England then our nation would have never been founded.

Is there ever a time when negotiation isn’t useful?

To determine whether or not a negotiation will be useful or even necessary, sit down and determine if you value the relationship with that person, business, organization, etc. If you do value the relationship, be prepared to spend more time negotiating or compromising your position.

Tips for better negotiations:

  1. Remember that the other person could use negotiation tactics against you
  2. Anchor the negotiation by stating the first term/offer
  3. Use the “If I, then you” linkage
  4. Have patience

 


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  1. Jon White says

    November 2, 2012 at 9:11 am

    Thoroughly enjoyed this episode Steve as Dave is full of great incite and information.

  2. Jon White says

    November 2, 2012 at 7:03 pm

    Thoroughly enjoyed this episode Steve as Dave is full of great insight and information.

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