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negotiation

8 techniques in negotiation. Each one lists what it is, how to do it, how long it takes and what the evidence says.

Active Listening Protocol (Carl Rogers)
Carl Rogers' therapeutic listening technique, now a cornerstone of professional communication. Goes beyond hearing words to...
Practice in every conversation, master over 1-3 months
Anchoring Strategy
The first number put on the table disproportionately influences the final outcome. Research by Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman...
1 hour of research before each negotiation
BATNA Framework (Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement)
Developed at the Harvard Negotiation Project, BATNA is your walk-away power — what you'll do if this deal falls apart. The party...
1-2 hours of preparation per negotiation
Calibrated Questions (Chris Voss)
Open-ended 'How' and 'What' questions that give the other party the illusion of control while steering the conversation...
5 minutes to prepare questions before each negotiation
Crucial Conversations Framework
A structured approach for handling high-stakes discussions where opinions vary and emotions run strong. Provides specific tools...
8-10 hours to read and study, then real-world practice
FBI Mirroring Technique
Chris Voss's deceptively simple technique from his FBI hostage negotiation career. Repeat the last 1-3 words someone said with an...
Practice 5 minutes per conversation, master in 2-4 weeks
SPIN Selling
Neil Rackham's research-backed sales methodology based on analysis of 35,000+ sales calls over 12 years. Four types of questions...
2-3 hours to learn, ongoing practice in real conversations
Win-Win Negotiation (Principled Negotiation)
The Harvard Negotiation Project's method for reaching agreements that satisfy both parties' underlying interests. Separates the...
2-3 hours of preparation per significant negotiation
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