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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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5 Things #SupplyChain Managers Need to Know about ISO 9001:2015

5 Things #SupplyChain Managers Need to Know about ISO 9001:2015 | Supply chain News and trends | Scoop.it
As you prepare for the latest revision of the ISO 9001 standard, here are five things to keep in mind to help ensure a smooth transition.
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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