For negotiators with less than three years experience
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Please remember that we have no ‘off the peg’ courses at Fantastic Training. Every course we deliver is carefully tailored to suit the individual needs of our clients so what follows is a sample course outline. We encourage you to make as many changes as you feel necessary to get the best for your people.
Negotiation intro course objectives
Delegates will develop their negotiating abilities as they learn a number of common sense, practical techniques that they will be able to apply to their day-to-day work immediately. Their growth in confidence will result in significantly improved negotiation results.
- Common sense, practical techniques
- Apply in day-to-day work immediately
- Growth in confidence
- Significantly improved negotiation results.
Sample negotiation course outline
Morning session
- Introductions
Course agenda, timings and individual objectives defined
- Team project 1
Teams to present their negotiating priorities
- The long view
The importance of developing long-term business relationships and their role in successful negotiations
- Negotiating style
Why an assertive approach always works best
- Negotiation Game 1
A fantasy game designed to illustrate negotiation truths
- Team Project 2
Teams to brainstorm their pre-negotiation preparation
- Positional negotiations
A step-by-step analysis of a haggle style negotiation showing best practice tips at every stage of the process – from opening to closure
- Negotiation Game 2
A more complex fantasy game reinforcing the fundamentals of effective haggling
Afternoon session
- Cunning plans
A number of legitimate negotiating tricks
- Negotiation Game 3
Created to show how co-operating and collaborating with the other side improves results
- Team project
Strengths, weaknesses of a collaborative approach to negotiations
- Interest based negotiations
Four simple rules of collaborative negotiating that will help build relationships and generate great outcomes
- Negotiation Game 4
A Fantasy game stressing the benefits of open collaboration
- Review of individual objectives
Have these been met?
- Summary of the day
Actions arising and next steps