From the course: The Top Three Negotiation Myths
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Errors of win-win mindset
From the course: The Top Three Negotiation Myths
Errors of win-win mindset
- [Interviewer] So in your experience, if somebody has a win-win type of mentality and they go into a negotiation where the other person has a win-lose type of mentality, where they're trying to play to win, what type of mistakes do you see from the person who is thinking win-win? What are the tactical errors that they're actually making at the negotiation table? - [Interviewee] A person that goes in with a win-win mindset feels that both sides have to be happy or they have to get something out of it. We, on the other hand, prefers that no deal is much better than being stuck in a horrible deal, right? But if a win-win person is negotiating with a win-loss, the win-win person will almost always lose because they are taking on the responsibility in trying to make sure the other person gets to win. So they will invariably start to compromise in order to make a deal happen. In fact, I've seen people say when they go in…
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Introducing Allan Tsang45s
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The myth of win-win2m 58s
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Errors of win-win mindset3m 24s
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Appropriate vs. inappropriate compromises4m 16s
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The myth of trust2m 14s
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How do we negotiate without trust3m 22s
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Getting to yes vs. starting with no2m 48s
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An example of starting with no5m 40s
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Addressing concerns of starting with no2m 43s
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