Strategic Negotiations

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  1. STRATEGIC NEGOTIATIONS: International Business Satyajeet Singh [email_address]
  2. THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
    • No country has a monopoly
    • More interdependence
    • More dependence on Overseas Markets
    • More dependence on overseas products & services
  3. PREPARATION
    • Negotiations are all about satisfaction
    • Stress your value or change the terms of the deal
    • Raise aspiration levels
    • Don’t be easy to get
    • A little extra air in the balloon
    • Don’t dwell on your pressures
  4. International Business Is
    • More difficult and culturally dependant
    • Business practices and laws vary and we as foreigners must learn their ways
    • Demming has said that Variation can and must be managed
    • Trust is the currency of International Trade
    • Relationship-oriented
  5. International Business Travel Requires
    • More Time and advance planning
    • Jet lag and stomach infection can sink deals
    • More investment in relationships
    • Through internal negotiation with your Accounting Dept. and your boss
    • While selling in different countries you have to understand how much work and how much play is acceptable
  6. COMPANY BIRDS
    • At the low end are companies which are Ostriches ( heads buried in sand )
    • Majority companies are Mocking Birds ( which speak from both sides of the mouth )
    • At the high end are the Golden Eagles which soar to greatest heights
  7. TACTICS
    • Time Tactics – patience the superstar countertactic patience
    • Tit-for Tat – influence others and build pressure
    • Make smart remarks and use funny money
    • Breaking Deadlocks – Call their bluff and change the deal slightly
    • What If … ? Hypothetical situations and demands can be countered by Tying a string to the proposal
    • Decoy Tactics – Good Guy / Bad Guy and change of pace
  8. COUNTERTACTICS
    • For Decoy Tactics you should recognise it, and let them play their games. Get your bad guy. Pull an end run and walkout if needed.
    • For Authority Tactics hide yours, or seek highest authority, if limited authority you can postpone or review later. If no authority then you can only convey message and gather information
    • Blow up the balloon by anticipation
  9. CONCESSIONS & LIMITS
    • Get their shopping list and hold concessions for the end.The First concession affects credibility of your position and could be like an icebreaker
    • Concession Size should be planned
    • Never respond to an unreasonable demand with a concession
    • When you give – Hollywood it up !
    • Get more than you give
  10. PRESSURE TACTICS
    • Escalation Clause Vs Contract Penalties
    • Volume Discounts and Credit Terms
    • Delivery of all containers in one vessel or all together
    • Produce against Purchase Order do not wait for L/C
    • Avoid pressure, say no to unreasonable demands, and ensure No penalties on delayed deliveries are imposed
  11. UPPER LIMITS & BOTTOM LINES
    • Leave yourself room. Position and explain. Expand the ball park of reasonability
    • Tough negotiators have more power, win more, create satisfaction, and gain respect
    • Team Planning improves creativity, points of view, internal negotiation, moral support
    • Leader, Listener, Watcher, Note-Taker
    • Have Rules and Silent Signals for Concession-Making
  12. Conditional Concessions
    • Stall for time and avoid giving away value
    • Try and get something in return
    • Make the other work hard
    • Agreed Authority limits – Budget,Policy,Legal,Insurance,Terms & conditions,Governing Board,Investors
    • Keep record and dont shoot from the hip
  13. THE WIN WIN MENTALITY
    • All negotiations are for satisfaction for yourself , but Win-Win negotiation seeks to satisfy buyer and seller +1 +1 = +3
    • “ You can negotiate anything” by Herb Cohen is worth reading
    • Positional Bargaining has Seller high and Buyer low
    • Win-Lose and The Zero Sum Mentality are the other end results of negotiation
  14. PERSONALITY IN NEGOTIATION
    • RED - to better the other party
    • YELLOW – to maximize own value
    • GREEN – to maximize joint value
    • Need to recognize the personality traits to understand and predict outcomes
  15. YELLOW TRAITS
    • Folds arms and leans away
    • Little eye contact and no demands
    • Indirectly critical and gives up easily
    • Assumes fixed value ( like RED )
    • Does not want to negotiate, lose value
    • Hides information
    • Dead stop is best
  16. RED TRAITS
    • Assumes fixed value and wants lion’s share
    • In a hurry wants to negotiate
    • Leans forward and goes for high ground
    • Hides information makes direct eye contact
    • Many concessions demand and is critical
    • Uses pressure tactics and does not give in easily
  17. GREEN TRAITS
    • Assumes value can be created and wants to negotiate
    • Not in a hurry and shows interest by leaning forward
    • Avoids demands and makes offers
    • Unconditionally constructive
    • Does not give up easily
  18. HOW PERSONALITIES INTERACT Show how both can win Show your toughness Deadlock Red wins Tit for Tat Win-lose Yellow avoids RED ON GREEN RED ON RED RED ON YELLOW
  19. INTERACTION OF PERSONALITIES Lose-Lose Generate value Show your empathy and convince “no loss” Avoidance The ideal Yellow avoids must pursue YELLOW ON YELLOW GREEN ON GREEN YELLOW ON GREEN
  20. HOW TO HANDLE AGGRESSION
    • Avoid direct counterattacks and sarcasm
    • Probe into their position and stress your commitment to their needs
    • Change channels and go on to another issue
    • Brainstorm and do not retaliate in kind
    • Humor and active listening helps
    • Make eye contact and have a visible symbol of your common concerns
  21. DOING BUSINESS WITH JAPANESE
    • Kaisha Ningen – company man for lifetime employment
    • Feudal “Master Follower” Relation – Oyabun-kobun. Hierarchy is important.
    • Group Values – Japanese Baseball
    • GAKUBATSU – school cliques
    • NENBATSU – year clubs
  22. JAPANESE WAYS
    • SHINYO – Gut level trust
    • Overtime can account for 30% of salary
    • SHINBEIHA is a pro-Western person
    • GISEISHA – Victim syndrome. Don’t get blacklisted as networking is very big
    • ENRYO – Distance and distrust
    • HONNE – is the real truth
  23. THE RIGHT METHODS
    • Court before them and ceremony is important
    • First Meeting have GIRI gifts ( nice gifts please ) . Don’t open gifts and let them give first as it creates satisfaction
    • Two is lucky number ( Cuff Links, Pen Sets)
    • Four and 9 symbolize death , and flowers only for lovers
    • Stress on cooperation, sharing, your company and its values
    • Don’t be direct it’s better to be vague. Speak slowly and clearly. They expect competition.
  24. SAUDI ARABIAN BUSINESS WAYS
    • Relationships count more than business deal or legal wording of contracts
    • It is not acceptable to bring a gift for your hostess if you are invited for a meal
    • Do not show the soles of your feet or shoes to the person you are talking to and do not use left hand to pass on anything to them
    • Presents are valued and a knowledge of their culture, history and the Koran is helpful
    • Friends and others can also join into meetings and the negotiations would take a long time by Western standards.
  25. FAUX PAS & LANGUAGE
    • Avoid making gaffes that can hurt sentiment of the partners
    • Feelings are important so watch your jokes
    • Speak slowly and clearly as English may only be their second language
    • Cross-cultural communications involves using obvious symbol ( language ) and hidden symbols ( pace, space )
  26. DOING BUSINES IN THE UNITED STATES
    • Ethnocentricism – believing that their way is the best
    • Impatience – efficiency and speed are equated
    • Time Flies – Clock runs ? In Portuguese “ O tempo anda”
    • Individualism – lacking in teamwork skills and not good socializers
  27. DOING BUSINESS IN USA – 2
    • Activity oriented – “Just do it” like NIKE advert.Innovative over tradition.
    • Mobility – upward , and between companies
    • Workaholism – Work first . Play later
    • Don’t reveal soul easily and avoid being emotional
    • More focussed on RIGHTS rather than DUTIES
  28. PLANNING & FUTURE ORIENTATION
    • Short-term, Reactive Vs. Proactive , Inductive with orderly agendas
    • Youth is highly valued and New is better than old
    • No small step-by-step changes motivated by the impossible THE BIG LEAP
    • Motivation by money and bottomline
  29. OTHER IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS
    • Culturally naïve and PUSHY – direct communication mode
    • Quick intimacy – first name, lack of follow up, too direct
    • Opionionated – avoid politics,religion,ideology
    • Gifts – Not part of US business but can give personalised items after work is over
  30. Thank You !

+ Satyajeet SinghSatyajeet Singh, 4 years ago

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