Negotiating in the UK – questions
Negotiating in the UK – questions
Are the following statements true or false according to what you hear?
This relates to the first part of the video
- The essence of negotiation is results.
- It is a mistake to be only results oriented.
- It is important to give away a lot in order to make a deal.
- Dialogue achieves balance.
- You must have something to talk about.
- You should talk about price at the beginning.
Continue watching the video and answer the following questions
- When is value added?
- What are these things of value called?
- If negotiation is similar to playing cards, what must you have to start?
- Describe a tradeable.
- Name some tradeables discussed in the training session.
- How much does the ‘hypothetical gardener’ offer off the price for a list of 10 names?
- What happens if you ask a closed question?
- The trainer mentions a cultural trait in Great Britain, what is this?
- Give two examples of how this trait can be seen in negotiation.
- What would be a better way for the woman to begin her negotiation?
- How should the ‘words’ be said?
- What should you make the other party do?
- What word should you use to do this?
- Write down the trainer’s closing statement.
Look at the instruction in the pink panel on the right of the page and write a negotiation dialogue.
Do this in a word documnt. Don’t forget to upload it into your learning diary and send it to your teacher for checking!