Aspiration Base
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Setting the highest achievable negotiation target level in terms of goals or objectives to conclude a negotiated agreement.
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"Perfect training, recommendable for anybody with business negotiation needs. Opened up my mind to new ideas, and paying attention to detail. It was very useful to learn methods to put ideas in order and get tools that help to prepare in advance what your options and limits are. The training was very interesting. I would have liked to have practised negotiating
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"Video review and role plays were great. Exciting, new and existing ways of growing business and develop better processes. Review of videos was invaluable. Reinforcing key information whilst building good ground. Stories to support brought the theory to life and gave confidence that the theory works. Practicing and the case studies were great. Getting
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"Good pace, and balance between lecture and activity to solidify lessons. A good reminder of our last training. I have employed the techniques recently; especially BATNA and trading. Good engagement with the students. The case study was fun and interactive. Overall it was time well spent and certainly helped the team focus on improving our negotiating skills.
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