Negotitaion Flashcards
(20 cards)
Negotiation
-The (often) ongoing process through which two or more parties work to reach an agreement
Importance of Negotiation
- Allows for two parties to reach a mutual agreement.
Negotiaphobia
- Disease of attitude and skill deficiency.
Reasons for Negotiaphobia
- Many people see negotiations as an act of combat or conflict.
Negotiation Strategy - Competing
- Use when the Substantive Outcome is Important but the Relational Outcome is Not Important.
Negotiation Strategy - Collaborating -
Use when both the Substantive Outcome and the Relational Outcome are Important.
Negotiation Strategy - Avoiding
- Use when neither the Substantive Outcome nor the Relational Outcome is Important.
Negotiation Strategy - Compromising -
Use when both outcomes are moderately important and neither party is able or willing to fully engage in collaboration.
Principled Negotiation Approach
Collaboration
Principled/Integrative Bargaining
- Focuses on mutual interests rather than positions.
Positional/Distributive Bargaining
- Involves holding firm to a fixed position and negotiating based on concessions.
Steps for Using a Principled Approach
Separate the people from the problems focus on interests
Value Creation
- The purpose of integrative situation negotiations.
Win win situation as both sides collaborate to find something that works better for everyone — not just taking turns giving things up, but creating new options that benefit both.
Value Claiming
- The purpose of distributive situation negotiations.
- Value claiming is a win-or-lose situation where you fight to get the biggest share for yourself.
What is BATNA
- Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement.
Why is BATNA important?
- If you can negotiate a better deal than your BATNA = ideal outcome. If you cannot negotiate a better deal than your BATNA = walk away.
What Competency is important in the work force?
Critical Thinking
How is critical thinking Important in the Workforce?
As AI increasingly automates routine tasks, the ability to critically evaluate and interpret AI-generated outputs has become even more essential in the workforce.
Key takeaways of alumni/industry panel
Get involved early — roles like student leadership, case comps, and mentorships helped build real-world skills.
Gen AI is being used across industries for tasks
Failure is normal — not getting co-op or making mistakes didn’t stop them. It helped them grow.
Don’t compare your path to others
Take risks and learn from failure
Trust your instincts and stay true to your values
Get involved in things you genuinely care about
The top skills they used the most
Communication (presenting, writing, speaking up)
Critical thinking (analyzing problems, seeing all sides)
Collaboration (working with different people and feedback)
Planning & time management (especially in fast-paced jobs)