Mandatory - Communication and Negotiation (L2) Flashcards
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Mentioned in summary of experience
Can you give an example of where you have demonstrated Effective Communication Skills?
Prospective client enquired about our services:
- face to face meeting to establish relationship and outline service
- follow up email to summarise discussion and outline next steps
- we were instructed and I drafted sales particulars which we discussed on the phone before marketing
How would you prepare for a negotiation?
- Agree with your client’s objectives and negotiating strategy before starting the negotiations
- Detailed research and preparation
- Deciding what points you can concede on and which are non-negotiable
- Understand the other party’s position
- Develop a collaborative approach, rather than an adversarial approach
- Walk away when you need to
Tell me about a time when you had to demonstrate effective negotiation skills.
I received a low rent offer, reported to client and negotiated rent increase that both parties accepted.
Added a stepped rent.
Additionally, gave high incentive by increasing the base rent.
What makes effective communication?
- Clear
- Concise
- Complete
- Courteous
How have you been able to improve your oral and written communication skills?
- Business meetings with clients
- Working collaboratively with other parts of the business
- Writing reports
What are key ways to improve collaboration in a team?
- Establish team goals
- Communicate expectations
- Encourage cohesion between team members
- Leverage team member’s strengths
- Recognise and encourage collaborative behaviour
Why would it be beneficial to have greater diversity in the industry?
- Greater talent pool
- Increased innovation
What is the RICS doing to encourage diversity?
- RICS launched the Inclusive Employer Quality Mark (IEQM) for firms to sign up to
- Achieved gender parity on the Global Executive Team
- Setup diverse working groups e.g. LGBT+
- Collecting demography data
What are the five stages of a negotiation ?
- Prepare
- Define the ground rules
- Clarify
- Bargain
- Conclude