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Negotiating Rationally Max H Bazerman Margaret Neale ~ Negotiating rationally means knowing how to reach the best agreement not just any agreement What weve learned will help you avoid decisions that leave both you and those you negotiate with worse off

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Negotiating Rationally by Max H Bazerman Paperback ~ Read an Excerpt 1 Irrationally escalating your commitment to an initial course of action 2 Assuming your gain must come at the expense of the other party 3 Anchoring your judgments upon irrelevant information such as an initial offer 4 Being overly affected by the way information is

Negotiating Rationally book review Negotiation Experts ~ Negotiating Rationally is exactly what the title purports the book to be about Written in three parts each section takes the reader through a logical sequence and provides a sound basis in how to rationally approach a negotiation

Negotiating Rationally Book by Max H Bazerman ~ Negotiating rationally means knowing how to reach the best agreement not just any agreement What weve learned will help you avoid decisions that leave both you and those you negotiate with worse off

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Negotiating Rationally Max H Bazerman Google Books ~ Negotiating Rationally In Negotiating Rationally Max Bazerman and Margaret Neale explain how to avoid the pitfalls of irrationality and gain the upper hand in negotiations For example managers tend to be overconfident to recklessly escalate previous commitments and fail to consider the tactics of the other party

Negotiating Rationally Max H Bazerman Margaret Ann ~ Negotiating Rationally On the basis of their studies of the negotiation behavior of more than 10000 executives and students over the past five years Bazerman and Neale conclude that most managers tend to behave irrationally in negotiations