How would you approach a negotiation impasse where both parties have reached a stalemate?
Negotiating can sometimes feel like navigating through a maze, where every turn seems to lead to a dead end. When you find yourself at a negotiation impasse, where neither party is willing to budge, it's like reaching a stalemate in chess. The game isn't over, but no one is moving forward. It's a frustrating situation, but not an insurmountable one. With the right approach, you can break through the deadlock and find a solution that satisfies everyone involved. It's about being patient, creative, and willing to look at the problem from new angles.
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Robert Nichol Jr. , CPSM, CPSDCPSM, CPSD | Gen Ai | Automation Expert | Speaker | Results-driven Procurement Leader | "Most transformational mindset"…
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Fernando MeroChief Procurement Officer (CPO) | Statutory Director | Director of Expansion & Engineering | Book Author | Board Member…
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Marcelo PereiraTe ajudo a Transformar Desafios em Vendas | Professor | Palestrante | RD Mindshifter 2022 | LinkedIn Negotiation Top…