"Getting to Yes: Negotiating a Agreement Without Giving In"
by Roger Fisher and William Ury
To be a good negotiator you have to be at once hard-nosed and flexible.
Fisher and Ury argue that the essence of principled negotiation is "being open to persuasion by objective facts," saying, for instance, "Let me show you where I have trouble following your reasoning," or "Correct me if I'm wrong ..."
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by Roger Fisher and William Ury
To be a good negotiator you have to be at once hard-nosed and flexible.
Fisher and Ury argue that the essence of principled negotiation is "being open to persuasion by objective facts," saying, for instance, "Let me show you where I have trouble following your reasoning," or "Correct me if I'm wrong ..."
NEXT: "Hug Your Customers"
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