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A friend of mine sadly died recently which brought to the forefront of my mind not only the grief and sorrow that follows a death but also the utter chaos that can ensue.
Negotiation is used in all walks of life from getting a good deal on your new car, threatening to leave your current TV provider if they don’t offer you a cheaper package and sometimes in my case where we are going out for dinner on a Saturday evening. It’s not just used in business and the theory behind negotiation is the same, it’s a give and take process between two or more parties (it would be pretty pointless negotiating with yourself) where compromise is made, and a mutual agreement is reached. A good negotiator doesn’t want to leave the other party feeling defeated as this could result in them being reluctant to do any further negotiations in the future, achieving a win / win agreement helps build and maintain a healthy business relationship going forward.
All the greatest heroes are branded up these days. From Superman’s not-so-discreet, in your face ‘S’, to Batman’s bat silhouette that has defied the ages, and sold mugs and pencil cases by the bucket load…
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