Contracts

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Don’t Be Conquered: Protecting Yourself from “Divide and Conquer” Negotiations

Negotiations are about collaboration, but sometimes the other side might use a tactic called “Divide and Conquer” to weaken your position. This involves breaking the negotiation down and dealing with each party (or issue) separately. Here’s how…

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Don’t Let Fatigue Cloud Your Judgment: Protecting Yourself in Negotiations

Negotiations can be stressful, and sometimes the other side might try to take advantage of that. This tactic, exploiting fatigue or weakness, involves pushing for concessions when you’re tired, stressed, or pressured for time. Here’s how to recognize it and protect yourself….

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Don’t Drown in Data: How to Avoid Information Overload in Negotiations

Ever feel like you’re being buried in a paperwork avalanche during negotiations? That might be “information overload,” a tactic where the other side bombards you with data to pressure you into a rushed decision. Here’s how to…

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Don’t Get Stuck: How to Defend Against Negotiation Deadlocks

Negotiations can get heated, but what happens when the other side intentionally throws up roadblocks? This tactic, creating deadlocks, aims to pressure you into concessions. Here’s how to spot it and keep the deal moving forward on your terms….

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Don’t Get Burned: How Suppliers Can Defend Against Reverse Auctions

Reverse auctions are a common procurement strategy, but they can prioritize price over quality, harming both suppliers and buyers in the long run. Here’s how suppliers can navigate these challenges. The Problem: Protect Yourself: Looking Ahead: Suppliers…

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The Art of the Strategic Question: Unlocking Deeper Insights and Driving Results

Ever feel like your conversations lack focus or direction? Strategic questioning can be your game-changer! It’s the art of crafting questions to achieve specific goals, from gathering hidden insights to driving innovation. Why Strategic Questions Matter Mastering the…