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Anchoring: The bias which affects our ability to estimate & negotiate

Idea to Value

When you are about to negotiate, is it better to go first, or is it better to wait for the other person to show their hand and you then are able to adjust with more information? For example, take a sales negotiation for a used car. This can cause us to make judgments that are not rational or accurate.

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How to Handle an Emotionally Charged Negotiation

Harvard Business Review

Research has shown that leaders who demonstrate strong negotiation and conflict resolution skills have a significant positive impact on their organizations. This article highlights a simple negotiation strategy that leaders can start using today to make their next tricky meeting most productive.

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How to Negotiate Your Salary in the Age of Pay Transparency Laws

Harvard Business Review

But how should you negotiate for yourself when a pay band is exceptionally large? In this article, the author shares insights from two experts on compensation and negotiation. Pay transparency empowers you with information about what’s possible.

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The UAW and Other Unions Must Focus More on AI and Automation in Their Negotiations

Harvard Business Review

In its negotiations with the Big 3 car companies, the United Auto Workers’ priority is maximizing pay increases for its members. The UAW and many other trade unions should be equally concerned about the impact of AI and automation on jobs and how to prepare their members for this new world.

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3 Negotiation Myths Still Harming Women’s Careers

Harvard Business Review

#1: Men negotiate and women don’t.

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As a Leader, What are your Non Negotiables?

Rmukesh Gupta

I recently read a post by Dr. Jenny Brockis about the non-negotiables. While she talks about the non-negotiables as an individual and what we can do to honor them on an ongoing basis, I would like to talk about non-negotiables in a slightly different context – as leaders. You can read her post here.

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To Negotiate Better, Start with Yourself

Harvard Business Review

A conversation with expert mediator William Ury on overcoming your biggest obstacle.