rapport

The following items are tagged rapport.

July 2007

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Who’s Watching? How Onlookers Affect Team Talks: Negotiating in front of superiors and colleagues can be nerve-racking, but there are ways to avoid common pitfalls
Negotiators: Think Before You Drink. Alcohol impairs cognition, but it may help build rapport. Here’s how to decide whether to partake during the deal-making process
The Ins and Outs of Making

March 2007

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When Individual Bargaining Skills Aren’t Enough: If negotiation training has failed to improve results, your organization may need to address its own strategic and structural shortcomings
Build Rapport – and a Better Deal: Being in sync with your counterpart is a powerful precursor to trust and a mutually beneficial agreement
Call Their Bluff! Detecting Deception in Negotiation:

October 2005

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When Good People (Seem to) Negotiate in Bad Faith: Here’s a way out of mistrust and into mutual agreement
When You’re Stuck in the Middle: For bystanders who don’t want to engage directly in conflict, the role of “third side” provides an alternative
Hands Off! Negotiating Exclusivity: How to protect your deal against unwanted interference
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