In this week’s discussion, you will continue to work on negotiation tactics and strategies, which will help you prepare your draft of subsections B and C of Section V: Negotiation Tactics and Strategies of the final project.
Last week you focused on the contrast principle gambit, which you wrote about in the Module Eight assignment. This week you will expand your focus to include other gambits, which are outlined in the Module Nine overview. These gambits are often helpful in dealing with a hesitant negotiation partner, as well as in other interpersonal discussions when seeking alignment or agreement.
As you prepare to write this week’s discussion post, review the readings on managing negotiations provided in the module resources area.
Then, fill out the Negotiation Gambits Chart Word. Include the following information:
- Identify two potential distributive negotiating gambits that Sharon Slade should consider to advance her agenda.
- Identify two negotiating tactics that she should avoid during the negotiating session.
- Identify specific gambits that would be the most appropriate for advancing your agenda in the negotiation.
Post your chart as an attachment to your post. In your responses to peers, offer your thoughts on the gambits they have identified and their potential effects on the outcome of the negotiations—both positive and negative. Defend your choices by providing reasons. Suggest other gambits to use with a hesitant negotiation partner to close the deal.
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