Explaining the benefit of an option is a soft tactic often used in negotiations. What is this commonly known as?
Which of the following behaviours can lead to a breakdown in trust because of the perceived lack of honesty?Select TWO
Robert and Debbie want to formalise a business relationship and share resources to deliver a high-risk, high-value project. What type of relationship should they seek?
Peter is negotiating with a supplier and is not concerned about the outcome because he has a strong alternative. The line of legitimacy has been crossed and it is acceptable in his company that he wins “at any cost.” He is willing to push the negotiation to extremes to achieve the desired result. Which of the following best describes Peter’s tactic?
A belief that someone is both highly competent and that they care is an example of which characteristic?
Jonathan is a procurement manager who has been asked to gatherprimary datafor an upcoming negotiation. He sends out a survey. Was this correct?