Title: Negotiating Globally Chapter 7
1Negotiating GloballyChapter 7
- Negotiating Successfully
- The Negotiation Process
- Negotiation Tactics
2Negotiation
- Process in which at least one individual or party
tries to persuade another individual or party to
change his/her ideas or behavior - Parties have different needs and viewpoints
trying to reach agreement on matters of mutual
interest - Cross-cultural negotiation
3Negotiating Successfully
- Qualities of a good negotiator
- Contingencies
- Location
- Physical arrangements
- Participants
- Time limits
- Status differences
4Cultural Differences in Key Negotiating Processes
- Negotiation goal signing contract or forming
the relationship - Personal style formal or informal
- Communication stylesdirect or indirect
- Sensitivity to timelow or high
- Forms of agreementspecific or general
- Team organizationa team or one leader
5Steps in the International Negotiation Process
STEP 1 PREPARATION
STEP 2 BUILDING THE
RELATIONSHIP
STEP 3 EXCHANGING
INFORMATION/FIRST OFFER
STEP 4 PERSUASION
STEP 5 CONCESSIONS
STEP 6 AGREEMENT
6Step 1 Preparation
- Is the negotiation possible?
- Know the other side
- Send the proper team
- Agenda
- Prepare for a long negotiation
- Environment
7Step 2 Building the Relationship
- No focus on business
- Partners get to know each other
- Social and interpersonal matters
- Duration and importance vary by culture
8Step 3 Exchanging Information and the First Offer
- Task-related information is exchanged
- First offer
9Step 4 Persuasion
- Heart of the negotiation process
- Attempting to get other side to agree to a
position - Numerous tactics can be used
10Verbal Negotiation Tactics
- Initial Offers
- Promise
- Threat
- Warning
- Reward
- Punishment
- Normative appeal
- Recommendation
- Commitment
- Self disclosure
- Question
- Command
- No
- Silence
- Interrupting
- Facial Gazing
- Touching
11Frequencies of Verbal Negotiation Behaviors
12Dirty Tricks in International Negotiations
- Dirty tricks are negotiation tactics that
pressure opponents to accept unfair or
undesirable agreements or concessions
13Ploys/Dirty Tricks - Possible Responses
- Deliberate deception - point out what is
happening - Stalling - do not reveal when you plan to leave
- Escalating authority - clarify decision making
authority
14- Good guy, bad buy routine - do not make any
concessions - You are wealthy and we are poor - ignore the ploy
- Old friends - keep a psychological distance
15Steps 5 and 6 Concessions and Agreement
- Concession making requires that each side relax
some of its demands - Final agreement The signed contract, agreeable
to all sides
16Styles of Concession
- Sequential approach
- - consider each issue as a separate point
- - Each side reciprocates concessions
- Holistic approach
- - more common in Asia
- - Concession making begins after all issues are
discussed
17Basic Negotiation Strategies
- Competitive
- The negotiation as a win-lose game
- Problem solving/Collaborative
- Search for possible win-win situations
18Whose Style to Use?
High
Own Approach
Improvise an Approach
Counterparts Familiarity With Negotiators
Culture
Adapt to Counterparts Approach
Embrace Counterparts Approach
Employ Agent or Advisor
High
Negotiators Familiarity with Counterparts
Culture
19Conclusions
- Successful negotiators
- Understand the negotiation steps
- Build cross-cultural communication skills
- Understand nonverbal communication