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Add the following three negotiation techniques your arsenal.Win-Win SolutionsWhen negotiating, always look for win-win solutions, and present them as such. When I was selling real estate, it was common for sellers to think that
Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand
If we look at the history of Marketing, we will see an interesting evolution of the leading brand attributes capitalized on by marketing tactics and strategies.After the Second World War, we saw the birth of different products and after some
But there is one characteristic of human communication that if often forgotten. And that is the very simple rule that communication takes time and you can’t speed it up. It’s like a pregnant woman due to give birth; do not tell her to hurry up!
Organizations should see communication as an asset in which they need to invest, because if you invest in communication everything else will benefit from it. Because Communication is not a primary business process but it does feed nearly everything in your organization and therefore (good communication) harmonizes the main business processes. Think again about the woman giving birth: we do not want her to smoke, nor drink excessively. Then we also encourage her to rest and to control her diet. Much of the child will be the product of the balanced care and nutrition of the mother.
Yet speed and numbers rule in business much more often than quality and the nearly invisible attributes of a sound communication.
Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand e
If you’re anything like me, you’re being bombarded with ezines and emails that continually try to sell you something. Sometimes a particular ezine even arrives on a daily basis, and truthfully, I sit there at my desk, wondering why I subscrib
Organizations should see communication as an asset in which they need to invest, because if you invest in communication everything else will benefit from it. Because Communication is not a primary business process but it does feed nearly everything in your organization and therefore (good communication) harmonizes the main business processes. Think again about the woman giving birth: we do not want her to smoke, nor drink excessively. Then we also encourage her to rest and to control her diet. Much of the child will be the product of the balanced care and nutrition of the mother.
Yet speed and numbers rule in business much more often than quality and the nearly invisible attributes of a sound communication.
Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand
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Yet speed and numbers rule in business much more often than quality and the nearly invisible attributes of a sound communication.
Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand
This is one common complaint you can hear in the advertising industry. Having worked both sides of the fence, I can sympathize with the poor agencies who get knocked on the head, and I can empathize with the clients who see good money wasted on hapl
Yet speed and numbers rule in business much more often than quality and the nearly invisible attributes of a sound communication.
Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand
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Visit the internet and search for something like – project delayed – and you will find a series of reasons why this or that project didn’t finish on time. But not often you will read about insufficient resources. What you will find out is that partners didn’t understand each other at first, or... also recurring... that (initial) design and (final) product didn’t match. Yes it is about the sender and the receiver and the code and the channel, we all know it. But what we forget is that... it takes time. Do not hurry it, because you will feel the consequences in the end.
What you could do?
Think about the soccer team which is loosing and the coach does not uses the opportunity for the last time out. A pity, because that was the last chance to communicate.
© 2007 Hans Bool
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