Summary of Getting to Yes: A Practical Guide to Principled Negotiation by Fisher and Ury

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* Our summary is short, simple and pragmatic. It allows you to have the essential ideas of a big book in less than 30 minutes.

*By reading this summary, you will learn how to negotiate in all circumstances and in all serenity.

*You will also learn : that it is possible to protect your relationships while making your demands heard; that several negotiation techniques and tactics are useful to (re)know; that a few key phrases are enough to communicate your interests clearly; that a negotiation is successful if both parties enjoy finding common solutions.

*If you feel that you do not know how to negotiate, it is probably because its practice is associated with power struggles or a sharp confrontation of arguments. Negotiation is perceived as an intimidating and deterrent practice related to conflict. Wouldn’t you be more confident if the art of negotiation was above all the art of interfering in the best possible cooperation? Roger Fisher and William Ury, law researchers at Harvard University, suggest that you try interest-based negotiation, a style of dialogue centered on each participant’s interest, creativity and good faith. For them, negotiation should be first and foremost a collaborative science, designed to lead not to one, but to several solutions to a disagreement. Ready to finally negotiate properly?

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