There is one central idea, one key factor that is very important to understand.
If you have this right, you will be rewarded with profitable, gratifying and long lasting relationships in which price is not the only element. If you fail to get this right, you will battle with sub optimal business relationships and you will likely end up haggling about price in almost all of your negotiations.
The key element is comprehending the interests of your counterpart in your negotiations; this is an important element taught in negotiation training.
Generally we have a good understanding of our own objectives, needs and desires. When we negotiate with others, we usually begin with trying to convince them of our opinion. We think it makes sense to us, surely it must make sense to our counterparts. The problem with this approach is that it completely disregards the objectives, needs and desires of our counterparts.
What good is it trying to persuade someone to do something that they don't believe would be in alignment with their objectives, viewpoints and desires?
You will not under any circumstances convince anybody to agree with you by disagreeing with them, quite the opposite will happen. Because you tell someone that they are wrong and you are the one that is correct, you will compel them to defend their stance rather than listen to yours. Nobody likes to be wrong and if you tell someone that they are incorrect it will become very important for them to defend their position because their personal credibility is on the line.
It is rare to achieve consensus with someone after you have told them that they are incorrect, you have also managed to paint yourself into a corner. If it was important for you to reach consensus and you loose the argument, then you will have to sacrifice your own credibility by departing from your 'correct' stance to adopt the argument of the other side.
If you want to reach consensus the easy way rather than have your negotiations spiral into a positional argument, here's my suggestion:
Start by asking some questions, the best of which you can ask will be questions designed to uncover the interests behind the positions that the other side have assumed in the negotiation. Open questions are the best kind of questions to reveal the interest or motivators that support your counterpart's positions.
A good question to can ask and simultaneously endorsing your negotiation skills: Why are you negotiating with me / my organisation?
This is quite probably the best question to ask at the beginning of a negotiation. Follow this question by asking the other side to expand on and to rank the reasons offered in response to your questions. This will give you a prioritised list of their key interests.
Sample Interests:
- Individual: Security, Acknowledgment and Control
- Organisation: Profit, Risk Avoidance and Strategic Fit (Some key elements you would have learned in purchasing training)
Once you have an awareness of your counterparts' key interests it is a good idea to share your own interests. Once all the parties to the negotiation have revealed their interests it will be much easier to recognise the areas of common ground and then it is useful to present your argument in the context of how it would serve their interests. This way, you will not have to convince the other side that your stance is correct; you will only have to demonstrate that your suggested course of action would meet their interests.
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