Tag archive for ‘negotiation’
Credit Card Debt Negotiation
Credit card debt negotiation is a different form of debt negotiation. There are different types of debts, there are debts of loans taken for acquiring and asset like a car or a home or even some sort of jewelry. These are proper loans taken from loan companies. Credit card debt does not come under this [...]
What is a Structured Settlement?
There are a lot of ads on television these days for companies that want to purchase structured settlements. But the question remains in the minds of many persons as to exactly what constitutes a structured settlement. Here are a couple of things about this type of settlement that you may find interesting.
A settlement that is [...]
When Negotiating, Does Skepticism Pay Off?
A good negotiator must be skeptical. Not because the other party may be trying to be deliberately unethical or dishonest, although that may happen on rare occasions, but because when you take a skeptical approach to negotiating it gives you the opportunity to avoid misunderstandings. You often discover items or issues left out of the [...]
Negotiation Probes
Your negotiating leverage is determined by how much you know about the other party’s attitudes, preferences and position. This is true whether you are selling something, buying something, or dealing with a project, manufacturing plan, delivery schedule, a budget, or any of a hundred other situations where you are trying to resolve differences.
These encounters [...]
Resist Like Water
The Chinese have a saying, “It is well to resist like water.” When water is put under pressure or suddenly made to flow into unfamiliar channels, it falls back. Then, in its own good time, it seeps and creeps back into position, first slowly and then with greater strength reaching its level.
In the [...]