Negotiation Outline[BE II]
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The document provides an outline for conducting a negotiation meeting. It includes sections for preparation, introductions, establishing an agenda, clarifying positions, managing conflict, making and responding to proposals, bargaining, and concluding the negotiation with an agreement. The key topics to be discussed are objectives, strategies, issues that may cause problems, and concessions to be prepared in advance.
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