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Ellis Croft|
Myth busting: collaborative negotiation
Read the post: Myth busting: collaborative negotiationOne of the conversations that crops up regularly on our programmes revolves around the styles in which negotiations are conducted.… Read More →
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Ellis Croft|
Notes from a Befuddled Observer: The First 100 Days
Read the post: Notes from a Befuddled Observer: The First 100 DaysIf you write about negotiation, then there is a strange yet tangible appreciation in observing the mind-boggling chaos a certain… Read More →
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Ellis Croft|
What did I just agree to, again?
Read the post: What did I just agree to, again?One area of negotiation that can end up being frequently overlooked is agreement. In other words, the specific terms and… Read More →
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Ellis Croft|
The Past Is a Foreign Country: Doing Things Differently
Read the post: The Past Is a Foreign Country: Doing Things DifferentlyOne crucial way in which skilled negotiators improve the quality of their deal-making is by pricing in the different values… Read More →
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Ellis Croft|
The imbalance of power
Read the post: The imbalance of powerOne of the prerequisites for a negotiation to take place in the first place is that there must be motivation… Read More →
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Ellis Croft|
Cupid’s arrows
Read the post: Cupid’s arrowsValentine’s Day: for those of us lucky enough to be with somebody we love, it can be a source of… Read More →





