This document discusses negotiation strategies and tactics. It provides an overview of structuring principles for negotiation preparation, such as considering the people involved, the problems to solve, and defining the negotiation process. It then outlines a typical negotiation sequence and criteria for determining whether a deal is good, including ensuring the other party is pleased, the deal is better than alternatives and can be justified to stakeholders. Finally, it briefly mentions common bargaining tactics.
11. How to know aa ddeeaall iiss aa ggoooodd
ddeeaall??
The other party is pleased (Reputation is key !)
The deal is better than the Solutions Away from the
Table
Negotiators are able to provide justifications for
stakeholders
The deal is sustainable
The deal can be implemented by the organizations
The deal is in line with motivations
The deal is within the mandate