Dates Nov 17, 2008 - Nov 18, 2008 Mar 19, 2009 - Mar 20, 2009 Jul 09, 2009 - Jul 10, 2009 Nov 18, 2009 - Nov 19, 2009
Cost (2008):
$1,795.00
Cost (2009):
$1,795.00
Become confident in your negotiation skills. As a life-long competency, negotiation skills are applicable across a spectrum of business and personal situations.
Attend this two-day negotiation training course to expand your executive skills. You’ll practice using new skills to create more success for both parties involved—gaining more than what you originally thought possible.
Negotiating success is a function of strategy; evaluated by what you gained versus what you gave, what you were able to create, and the long-term effect of the agreement.
Benefits
Contents
Who Should Attend
Instructor
Hours & Credits
Learn how to read opponents and manage the ‘balance of power’ in a negotiation
Apply the knowledge of what really goes on behind the doors of high-stakes negotiations
Learn how to prepare to resolve every negotiation to your satisfaction
The Purpose, Possibilities, and Power of Negotiating
Critical elements of a negotiation
Short-term versus long-term agreements
The Inner Game of Negotiating
Determining your assumptions
Negotiating styles—yours, and your opponent’s
Preparing for the Negotiation
Doing your homework and determining your opening position
Defining your objectives, criteria, and rationale
Scripting and practicing
Assessing the needs, fears, wants, and concerns of both parties
Building the Framework
Establishing immediate rapport
Clarifying and managing expectations
The Negotiating Encounter
Converting adversaries into allies
Taking positions that pay high dividends
Breaking a deadlock
On-the-spot risk management and problem solving techniques
Walking away and coming back
Managing Concessions
Avoiding giving unnecessary concessions
Using concessions to your advantage
Power: Getting, Keeping, and Using It
Increasing your power and projecting strength
Facing fear, confusion, and intimidation
Avoiding the Pitfalls
How to prevent unwanted surprises
Underestimating and overestimating power
What to do when you have ‘blown it’
Identifying, Handling, and Controlling Manipulation Tactics
Escalation
Mid-course switch, deadlines, and time tactics
Speaking the Language
Reading and projecting nonverbal communication
Using effective listening—empathic power
Assessing hidden meanings and agendas
After the Negotiation
Leaving and maintaining goodwill
Monitoring the effects of the negotiation
Senior managers, project managers, and technical professionals wanting to improve their personal influence and effectiveness.
Robert D. Rutherford Nov 17, 2008 - Nov 18, 2008
Mar 19, 2009 - Mar 20, 2009
Jul 09, 2009 - Jul 10, 2009
Nov 18, 2009 - Nov 19, 2009
Robert D. Rutherford
Robert D. Rutherford, PhD, president of RGI, specializes in negotiating. Dr. Rutherford has worked internationally with technical professionals at Alcatel, Boeing, Chevron Corp., Department of the Air Force, Department of the Army, Department of the Navy, Drug Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Laboratories Consortium, IBM, Lucent Technologies, Motorola, NASA, National Association of Purchasing Managers, National Renewable Energy Laboratories, Seagate, and Unisys.
He is the author of How to Get From No to Go: The Magic of Negotiating Winning Agreements; The Manipulation Trap;The 25 Most Common Mistakes Made in Negotiating and What You Can Do About Them; and Just in Time: Immediate Help for the Time Pressured. His work has been covered in Business Week, the Wall Street Journal, and Success Magazine, and translated into foreign languages and syndicated by the Los Angeles Times and other major newspapers. Dr. Rutherford is the instructor for the Caltech Industrial Relations Center course, The Successful Negotiator.
Dr. Rutherford has served on the boards of directors for several corporations. Previous positions include serving as the CEO for the Institute for Applied Learning. He also hosted an economic trends television program.
Dr. Rutherford received his PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles, his master’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and his BA from Stanford University.
Schedule
Day 1 - 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Day 2 - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Each participant will receive a copy of Dr. Rutherford's book: How To Get From No to Go: The Magic of Negotiating Winning Agreements.
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Comments from Past Participants
"The Successful Negotiator course at Caltech IRC was excellent, and the instructor's humor really added a lot. I found that interacting with other professionals in a safe environment and bouncing ideas off one another one of the most valuable aspects of the course."
Jason W. Way Purchasing Manager - Plant Capital - Fleet Manager Foster Farms - Poultry Division “Caltech IRC’s course, The Successful Negotiator, is very relevant and intellectually stimulating. The instructor kept the presentation interesting by including very good stories. I also found the simulation exercises very valuable.”
Debbra Hoy Assistant VP, Human Resources Lincoln Electric System