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How Your Personality Type Affects Your Negotiation Style

How Your Personality Type Affects Your Negotiation Style | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it

Negotiation is a scary thing. Whether you’re a college grad advocating for a salary bump for the first time, or a seasoned employee who needs to convince their bosses to allocate a bigger budget for training and development–it’s a situation filled with nerves, personality clashes, egos, and uncertainties.

 

Yet it’s something that all of us have to do, and the only way to do it successfully is if we know how we can leverage our strengths as best as we can in the situation that we’re in. Fast Company reached out to negotiation experts to learn how our personality traits can affect our negotiation styles, and why a collaborative “win-win” approach isn’t always the most effective.


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The Learning Factor's curator insight, January 23, 2018 4:37 PM

A collaborative approach isn’t always the best option.

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How To Negotiate When You're At A Disadvantage

How To Negotiate When You're At A Disadvantage | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it
In an ideal world, a negotiation is fair. Whether it’s a sales deal, salary package, or overarching agreement, the best negotiations have two or more parties who are looking for common ground and committed to finding the best possible solution for all.
 

But, we don’t live in an ideal world. Bias, deception, and hidden agendas can put even the most forthright negotiator at a disadvantage. A new study bears this out. Women ask for raises as often as their male counterparts, however the research found that they got what they wanted 25% less often.

 

Whether you’re dealing with people’s stereotypes or biases because of who you are, or if there’s another reason your counterpart is not being forthright and honest, how you handle the negotiation can make all the difference, says leadership consultant and career coach Avery Blank.


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The Learning Factor's curator insight, November 15, 2016 4:27 PM

Even when the playing field isn't level, you can still make the negotiation more fair.

sludgeconsider's comment, November 15, 2016 10:03 PM
excellent
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Protecting #SupplyChain Workers from Forced Labor

Protecting #SupplyChain Workers from Forced Labor | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it
Foreign migrant workers are particularly vulnerable to exploitative labor practices and at risk for forced labor. In 2014, Hewlett-Packard Company was the first IT company to develop its own Foreign Migrant Worker Standard, which sets requirements for the re­cruitment, selection, hiring, and management of foreign migrant workers by or on behalf of suppliers doing business with us. The standard requires direct employment of foreign migrant workers, protects workers from passport and personal documentation retention by management, and prohibits worker-paid recruitment fees.
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This drone rescued two people from rough seas off the coast of Australia

This drone rescued two people from rough seas off the coast of Australia | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it

Lifeguards testing out new drone technology in Australia have saved two people stranded off the coast of New South Wales state, as spotted by Quartz. The drone footage shows a birds-eye view of the ocean before the drone ejects the yellow floatation device, which inflates when it hits the water. The two teenage boys were caught about 700 meters (0.4 miles) offshore at Lennox Head in a swell of around three meters (9.8 feet). They were able to grab onto the floatation device and swim to shore.

 

“I was able to launch it, fly it to the location, and drop the pod all in about one to two minutes,” lifeguard supervisor Jai Sheridan told reporters. A government official confirmed the rescue took only 70 seconds, compared to the average six minutes it would take for a lifeguard to reach the swimmers. The drones were reportedly only unveiled that morning before being put to use, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.


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The Learning Factor's curator insight, January 18, 2018 4:47 PM

It's incredible to see how technology is used in new and exciting ways to help people in need - this drone just rescued two people off the coast of Australia.

voicesymmetry's comment, January 22, 2018 1:23 AM
Thats incredible
Darling Gomez's curator insight, January 22, 2018 3:42 PM

Amazing!

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How Politics Can Brew #SupplyChain Risk

How Politics Can Brew #SupplyChain Risk | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it
Understanding the drivers of demand, including legislation, is critically important, even when an industry such as craft brewing is enjoying healthy growth.
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The Future of #Retail Shapes People #Management | Constellation Research Inc.

The Future of #Retail Shapes People #Management | Constellation Research Inc. | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it
How Changing Retail Best Practices Will Advance Workforce Management, Talent Management, Payroll, HR Core and Benefits This report examines how technology-driven changes in retail best practices will redefine the roles of retail workers and affect how they are managed.
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