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Identify both parties' underlying interests from "summary" of Bargaining for Advantage by G. Richard Shell
When preparing for a negotiation, it is crucial to delve beneath the surface and identify the underlying interests of both parties involved. These interests are the driving forces behind each party's positions and can often reveal common ground for a mutually beneficial agreement. By understanding what is truly important to each party, negotiators can uncover opportunities for creative solutions that address the underlying concerns. To identify these interests, it is essential to ask probing questions and engage in active listening during the negotiation process. By listening carefully to what the other party is saying and asking follow-up questions to gain a deeper understanding, negotiators can uncover the motivations behind their positions. This can help to reveal areas of potential compromise and collaboration that may not have been immediat...
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