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BEC初級(jí)考試口語(yǔ)談判技巧：拒絕
The Non-Negotiators
拒絕談判者
Identification The other party refuses to negotiate and discuss terms with you. They submit a proposal with a price and terms and then ask you to accept or reject on the whole.
Note A refusal to negotiate is usually a refusal to negotiate price. This is an opportunity for you. Since they are rigid on price, you can ask for concessions on other terms. Asking for clarification as to why they won’t negotiate will usually let you know where there is some room for discussion If they continue to not negotiate, you may consider choosing another company and telling they original one that had they been more willing to negotiate, they may have gotten your business.
Solution Approach them in a positive and inquisitive way. Tell them you’d love to make a deal, but you have some questions. Don’t try to negotiate right away. They will take the time to educate you. When they commit some time and energy to your education, they suddenly have more at stake in the discussion. Then, when you have more information and some creative alternatives to approach them with, they’ll be more willing to bargain. Sometimes hw you do something is just as important as what you do.
BEC初級(jí)考試口語(yǔ)談判技巧：放長(zhǎng)線(xiàn)掉大魚(yú)
The Staller 拖延; 放長(zhǎng)線(xiàn)掉大魚(yú)
Identification You make a request for a change in the terms of deal. Then negotiator for the other side says she has no problem with this, but she has to check with her boss. A day passes. Two days pass. You call back and the other party says there’s no problem’ it just takes time to get changes approved. Eventually, because it takes so long to get any change approved, you stop asking for anything more.
Note Making concessions but stalling them seems arduous and onerous, but it’s a time-honored technique of negotiating. Although it doesn’t destroy goodwill, it can make you less eager to negotiate with that person again. It also involves very little conflict. If you can afford to stall a little bit, it’s a useful technique because it discourages extra request, but don’t become a perpetual staller.
Solution Whenever you make a request the other side agrees to, make sure you set a time that the change will be approved by. Like all terms, that time is negotiable. Pointing out a missed deadline to the other party allows you to bring to light their stalling tactics. Also, you can defuse the stalling tactic by not getting frustrated and simply continuing to address problems as they arise.
BEC初級(jí)考試口語(yǔ)談判技巧：空頭許愿
The Beggar 空頭許愿
Identification A negotiation keeps turning to the subject of the other party’s problems. You hear how he is really having trouble at his company, and how badly he needs your business. He promises that the next time you negotiate, he’ll gibe you a break if you give him one now.
Note Promises are easy. Performance is difficult. This kind of negotiating tactic takes the deal away from the professional arena. This tactic loses more often than it wins.
Solution Tell the other side that unless they want to negotiate two deals at once, including the future one where they make major concessions, you are not interested. It may seem hard-hearted, but negotiating is a professional skill. Negotiators have to behave professionally, period.
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