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Virtually everything in business is negotiated, and the ability to negotiate strong agreements and understandings is among today's most valuable talents. "Negotiating Skills for Managers" explains how to establish a solid pre-negotiation foundation, subtly guide the negotiation, and consistently set and achieve satisfactory targets. From transferring one's existing strengths to the negotiating table to avoiding common negotiating errors, it reveals battle-proven steps for reaching personal and organizational objectives in every negotiation.

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 Sidebars that are designed to break up the narrative and provide extra information, such as a definition, a tip, an anecdote, or a caution.  Easy-to-read in one weekend or less.  Written specifically to help managers understand the whys and hows of managing multiple projects.  Includes numerous easy-to-use tools for managing multiple projects.

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Paul Murphy is on an extended business trip and getting pretty sick of staying in hotel rooms that all look alike even though they're in different cities. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Lots of repititions - but worth it, 15 Jul 2002 By  "korjonen" - See all my reviews Without the repititions the book would be some 20 pages slimmer I guess. If you read the book within one weekend like I did it is quite annoying. The book contained very little new, but it was good to read about everything in one go - not having to go through 25 pieces of literature. The book needs to be read more often than once to take its effect. I absolutely recommend the book to anybody who needs to know about negotiation, communication and behavior ... and it's not only for managers. I missed to read more about BATNA (Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement), which is a/the key term of the book and which was the only new one to me. I will read the book again. It provides you with all the basics.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Good for beginners, 1 Mar 2005 By  "alialiii" - See all my reviews I think this book was really good for somebody who knows nothing about negotiating. I agree with the comment that it has a lot of repetition, but still repetition is the mother of all the learning. Isn't it? I also agree that this book is not the best choice for somebody who has studied negotiation before, because the repetition may annoy a bit. I liked the checklists after every chapter. They are really handy when reviewing what your have just learnt and also when reviewing before each negotiation.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 2 customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews