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Negotiations

By Paige Sendmeyer

What & When

What is negotiation & when do you use it?

  • Negotiation - a formal discussion aimed at reaching an agreement

  • Three times to use negotiation...
  • Consensus seeking is impossible
  • Conflict is becoming too personal
  • Someone is taking a rigid position

Step 1

MINI

Bring The Conflict Out Into The Open

  • Give a voice to all present
  • Share...
  • opinions
  • disappointments
  • concerns
  • Do not tip-toe around the conflict, argument, or problem

Step 2

Create a Win-Win Atomosphere

  • What is a win-win atmosphere?
  • everyone is happy or content with what is going on
  • How do you create a win-win atomosphere?
  • accomodate the weak
  • listen to others in the group
  • cooperate
  • stand up to the strong
  • don't just go along with it
  • negotiate
  • add in opinions or ideas
  • collaborate with equals
  • don't just assume

Step 3

Gather & Share Information

  • Questions to ask...
  • What is the conflict or problem?
  • What values are at stake?
  • Are there any shared values?
  • What are the interests?
  • Judge the atmosphere: Who is who?
  • What stance do people have?
  • Who is vocal? Who is quiet?

STEP 4

Step 4: Acceptance and Agreement

  • Divide & conquer the issue
  • resolve the easy things first
  • agreement, even over small things, is good
  • Keep the conflict to a minimum
  • be the peacekeeper
  • prevent personal conflicts
  • try to relieve tension
  • Foster flexibility & creativity
  • change perspectives by offering other ideas

Summary

Summary: Things to Remember

  • Give everybody a chance to share their opinions, concerns, and problems
  • Try to create a win-win situation
  • everybody has a equal voice
  • Gather information that is important to resolving the issue
  • Take it one step at a time
  • start with easy issues to solve
  • As a leader you are there to "keep the peace"
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