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Have you ever negotiated with someone who seemed determined to derail the discussion or take unfair advantage? Encounters like these can leave you feeling frustrated and unsure how to move forward. Understanding what it means to negotiate in good faith—and how to recognize when someone may not be doing so—can help you respond more effectively. With a clearer sense of the ...


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While much of our content explores negotiation theory and the latest research, it can be just as valuable to look at real life negotiations when offering tips and advice. Practical examples help illuminate how these concepts play out when emotions, money, and ...


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When armed conflict erupts, calls for a diplomatic solution tend to surface almost immediately. Yet many wars continue for years, even as the prospects for meaningful peace negotiations appear uncertain. As Russian invasion of Ukraine moves into its fourth year, many governments in the United States and across European Union remain interested in supporting diplomatic effo...


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What’s the toughest question you’ve ever been asked during a negotiation? Do you know how to respond when a question pushes you outside your comfort zone? If you negotiate frequently, it might be difficult to narrow it down to just one example. Job interviews, in particular, often place candidates in situations where they must think quickly and respond strategically. Here...


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As we prepare to renegotiate salary, most of us aim to ask for as much as we reasonably can without antagonizing our employer. Yet many people still underestimate their own value—sometimes with surprising and disappointing consequences.

One dramatic example emerged in 2013, when the board of Chicago public radio station WBEZ offered a significant raise—more than $1...


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