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Business negotiations vary significantly across different Asian countries in terms of goals, attitudes, communication styles, and team structures. In India, negotiations are a cultural norm and involve flexibility, direct communication, and an emphasis on family and bureaucracy. Japanese negotiations focus on documentation, long pauses, broad agreements, and rarely involve concessions. Chinese negotiations involve extensive pre-negotiation lobbying and relationship building, as well as post-negotiation implementation and re-negotiation.
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Specific forms of negotiation are used in many situations: international affairs, the legal system, government, industrial disputes or domestic relationships as examples. However, general negotiation skills can be learned and applied in a wide range of activities. Negotiation skills can be of great benefit in resolving any differences that arise between you and others.
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Attitude and understanding the surprising ways you can improve your negotiati...Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
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The slides were used in a free training webinar on negotiation skills. The webinar explores the process of negotiation, the importance of attitude and the range of behaviours useful to negotiationInternational business negotiations
The document discusses techniques for effective international negotiations. It outlines 10 key steps in the negotiation process: 1) plan the negotiation, 2) adopt a win-win approach, 3) maintain high aspirations, 4) use simple, clear language, 5) ask questions and listen, 6) build relationships, 7) maintain integrity, 8) discuss concessions, 9) be patient, and 10) understand the local culture. Negotiations are important for international business dealings as they help build relationships, find quality solutions, and avoid future conflicts. Effective negotiations involve understanding the negotiation process, behaviors of those involved, and the issues being negotiated.
Negotiations Tactics & Techniques
The document discusses various aspects of negotiation skills and techniques. It covers determining goals, presenting supporting reasons, win-win negotiating involving stating ideal outcomes, preparing for negotiations by gathering information and setting objectives, the importance of questions in understanding other parties, and exchanging terms and concessions during bargaining.
Working Culture in India
The document provides guidance on conducting business in India. It notes that Indian business culture values building relationships, flexibility, and showing one's human side. Communication is also relationship-focused, requiring regular contact, visits, and developing tolerance for ambiguity. Meetings and negotiations are unhurried, respect education/formality, and aim to form long-term relationships through compromise. Teamwork and leadership follow a consultative process headed by a charismatic leader. Business attire is conservative.
negotiation ppt.pptx
This document defines negotiation and outlines its key components and principles. It discusses the essential skills needed for negotiation, different negotiating styles, and tactics. It also examines how culture can impact negotiations, using Japan as an example. Specifically, it notes that Japanese culture emphasizes relationships, avoids uncertainty, and has long-term goals, which leads to a focus on building long-term relationships in negotiations.
Singapore Negotiation Style
This presentation describes the negotiation style of Singapore business persons. It helps us to understand the context and culture before negotiating with the people and businesses in Singapore.
Negotiation skills
This document outlines 7 key skills for successful negotiation: preparation, patience, active listening, emotional control, verbal communication, problem solving, and reliability. It discusses each skill in 1-2 paragraphs, emphasizing the importance of preparation (responsible for 90% of success), listening to understand other perspectives, maintaining emotional control, clearly communicating your position, focusing on problem-solving rather than goals, keeping promises to build trust, and being reliable. Mastering these 7 negotiation skills can help you achieve win-win agreements.
Negotiating in south korea
Negotiating in South Korea requires understanding Korean cultural norms. Business relationships are based on familiarity and respect between individuals. "Saving face" is highly valued, so actions that cause embarrassment must be avoided. Status and hierarchy are important, so matching the rank of Korean counterparts is necessary. Meetings require formal attire and being scheduled weeks in advance with agreed upon agendas. Exchanging business cards properly and introducing older individuals first are important social steps. Communication involves acknowledging others through gestures and eye contact. Negotiations are often competitive but aim for win-win solutions while maintaining relationships. Sharing information thoroughly is valued before bargaining begins. Gift giving can be part of business interactions.
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