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Fantastic book about the mechanics negotiating - without a lot of fluff and unecessary anecdotes. Kudos for that to the authors.
It goes right in the face of negotiating being a zero sum game, and gives different strategies on how to "make the cake bigger" - or maybe rather: How to add more delicious ingredients and toppings.
The book is well written and doesn't drone on about details. It might be a bit challenging to implement what you learn in the book in daily life, so you have to work a bit to relate to the negotiations in your own life.
The book will make it clear, that we negotiate everyday, and that it's a collaboration more than a battle - and and a useful skill everybody can develop.
I found it interesting, that it's actually a good thing, if both parties knows these tools and ways of thinking. That also goes against most peoples understanding of negotiating as something opposite forces do. Great book.
It goes right in the face of negotiating being a zero sum game, and gives different strategies on how to "make the cake bigger" - or maybe rather: How to add more delicious ingredients and toppings.
The book is well written and doesn't drone on about details. It might be a bit challenging to implement what you learn in the book in daily life, so you have to work a bit to relate to the negotiations in your own life.
The book will make it clear, that we negotiate everyday, and that it's a collaboration more than a battle - and and a useful skill everybody can develop.
I found it interesting, that it's actually a good thing, if both parties knows these tools and ways of thinking. That also goes against most peoples understanding of negotiating as something opposite forces do. Great book.