March 2012

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  • Reach a more creative agreement. You’ve heard it many times: to get the most out of an agreement and a new business relationship, you have to collabo­rate to find new sources of value in addition to claiming value for yourself. Yet coming up with original, value-creating ideas can be easier said than done. We present three basic techniques that can help get your creative juices flow­ing the next time you want to squeeze more value out of a negotiation.
  • Be the first to benefit from new research. We present cutting-edge findings on the pressing topics of communicating better across cultures, weighing the value of effort into your deals, and assessing the pros and cons of deadlines in complex negotiations
  • Learn from disappointing results. What’s the right way to do a post-mortem on a deal that fell through? Our “Negotiation Coach” for March, Harvard Business School professor Michael Wheeler, offers advice on how to apply lessons from a failed negotiation to future opportunities.

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