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2/21/2015 12 Tips for Negotiating and Compromising with Difficult People Dale Carnegie Blog | Dale Carnegie Blog http://blog.dalecarnegie.com/leadership/12tipsfornegotiatingandcompromisingwithdifficultpeople/ 1/4 Search this site… 114 10 Quotes From Presidents Washington & Lincoln – President’s Day 102 Dale Carnegie’s Daily Dose Of Confidence 99 21 Day Carnegie Challenge Most Talked About Posts May 17th, 2010 Tweet 52 64 1 Comment Dale Carnegie Blog > Daily Dose of Confidence, HR Issue Tips... > 12 Tips for Negotiating and Compromising with Difficult People DAILY DOSE OF CONFIDENCE, HR ISSUE TIPS, HR ISSUES, LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT, LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT TIPS, TEAM MEMBER ENGAGEMENT, TEAM MEMBER ENGAGEMENT TIPS, TIPS FOR SUCCESS 12 Tips for Negotiating and Compromising with Difficult People by Caug124 Negotiating is the process of attempting to agree on a solution. Compromising, or settling on a mutually agreeable solution, is the result of successful negotiations. Compromise is all about being flexible. It means being able to generate alternate solutions when you’ve “hit the wall.” Whether it involves a person you can’t get along with, an idea you know will work but that others are reluctant to agree to, a change in office systems, or a turf war that needs ending, learning to negotiate and compromise is essential to your success. 1. Have a positive attitude. Your attitude is essential to the outcome. You have a much better chance of coming to an outcome involving mutual gains if you approach the negotiation as an opportunity to learn and achieve a winwin outcome. 2. Meet on mutual ground. Find a mutually agreeable and convenient physical space to meet that is comfortable for all involved. Agree on when you will meet and how much time is available to devote to the process. Whenever possible, deal with negotiations facetoface. Be careful about using the phone and e mail. A lack of facial expressions, vocal intonation, and other cues can result in a negotiation breakdown. 3. Clearly define and agree on the issue. Agree on the statement of the issue using simple and factual terms. If the situation is multifaceted, search for ways to slice the large issue into smaller pieces and deal with one issue at 125 Like Blog Categories Archives About Tips For Success Follow us

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    Negotiatingistheprocessofattemptingtoagreeonasolution.Compromising,orsettlingonamutuallyagreeablesolution,istheresultofsuccessfulnegotiations.Compromiseisallaboutbeingflexible.Itmeansbeingabletogeneratealternatesolutionswhenyouvehitthewall.Whetheritinvolvesapersonyoucantgetalongwith,anideayouknowwillworkbutthatothersarereluctanttoagreeto,achangeinofficesystems,oraturfwarthatneedsending,learningtonegotiateandcompromiseisessentialtoyoursuccess.

    1.Haveapositiveattitude.Yourattitudeisessentialtotheoutcome.Youhaveamuchbetterchanceofcomingtoanoutcomeinvolvingmutualgainsifyouapproachthenegotiationasanopportunitytolearnandachieveawinwinoutcome.

    2.Meetonmutualground.Findamutuallyagreeableandconvenientphysicalspacetomeetthatiscomfortableforallinvolved.Agreeonwhenyouwillmeetandhowmuchtimeisavailabletodevotetotheprocess.Wheneverpossible,dealwithnegotiationsfacetoface.Becarefulaboutusingthephoneandemail.Alackoffacialexpressions,vocalintonation,andothercuescanresultinanegotiationbreakdown.

    3.Clearlydefineandagreeontheissue.Agreeonthestatementoftheissueusingsimpleandfactualterms.Ifthesituationismultifaceted,searchforwaystoslicethelargeissueintosmallerpiecesanddealwithoneissueat

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    4.Doyourhomework.Taketimetoplan.Youmustnotonlyknowwhatisatstakeforyourself,butyouneedtoknowtheothersidesconcernsandmotivation.Takeintoconsiderationanyhistoryorpastsituationsthatmightaffectthenegotiations.Knowthemusthaves(nonnegotiableitems)andnicetohaves(negotiableitems).Determinethebestresolution,afairandreasonabledeal,andaminimallyacceptabledeal.

    5.Takeanhonestinventoryofyourself.Determinetheleveloftrustyouhaveintheotherpersonandtheprocess.Beconsciousofaspectsofyourpersonalitythatcanhelporhindertheprocess.

    6.Lookforsharedinterests.Getonthesamesidebyfindingandestablishingsimilarities.Sinceconflicttendstomagnifyperceiveddifferencesandminimizesimilarities,lookforcommongoals,objectives,orevengripesthatcanillustratethatyouareinthistogether.Focusonthefuture,talkaboutwhatistobedone,andtackletheproblemjointly.

    7.Dealwithfacts,notemotions.Addressproblems,notpersonalities.Avoidanytendencytoattacktheotherpersonortopassjudgmentonhisorherideasandopinions.Avoidfocusingonthepastorblamingtheotherperson.Maintainarational,goalorientedframeofmind.Thiswilldepersonalizetheconflict,separatetheissuesfromthepeopleinvolved,andavoiddefensiveness.

    8.Behonest.Dontplaygames.Behonestandclearaboutwhatisimportanttoyou.Itisequallyimportanttobeclearandtocommunicatewhyyourgoals,issues,andobjectivesareimportanttoyou.

    9.Presentalternativesandprovideevidence.Createoptionsandalternativesthatdemonstrateyourwillingnesstocompromise.Considerconcedinginareasthatmighthavehighvaluetotheotherpersonbutarenotthatimportanttoyou.Frameoptionsintermsoftheotherpersonsinterestsandprovideevidenceforyourpointofview.

    10.Beanexpertcommunicator.Nothingshowsdeterminationtofindamutuallysatisfactoryresolutiontoconflictmorethanapplyingexcellentcommunicationskills.Askquestions,listen,rephrasewhatyouheardtocheckforunderstanding,andtakeagenuineinterestintheothersidesconcerns.Reducetensionthroughhumor,lettheothervent,andacknowledgetheothersviews.Focuslessonyourpositionandmoreonwaysinwhichyoucanmovetowardaresolutionorcompromise.

    11.Endonagoodnote.Developawinwinproposalandchecktomakesurethateveryoneinvolvedleavesthesituationfeelingtheyhavewon.Shakeonitandagreeontheactionsteps,whoisresponsibleforeachstep,howsuccesswillbemeasured,andhowandwhenthedecisionwillbeevaluated.Beopentoreachinganimpassefornoncriticalissuesyoucanagreetodisagreeonminorissues.

    12.Enjoytheprocess.Lookatthebenefitsoflearningotherpointsofview.Peoplereportthatafterovercomingconflictandreachinganagreement,therelationshipgrewevenstronger.Reflectandlearnfromeachnegotiation.Determinethecriteriatoevaluatetheprocessandthesolution.

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