The True Value of Negotiation Preparation — ENS



"Poor pre-negotiation preparation triples post-negotiation effort." More than ever in this fast-moving world, it's critical we stay focused on ensuring our negotiation strategies are developed systematically in a disciplined, step-by-step manner. This is definitely not the area to think you can 'save' time and money. The evidence is quite clear. Failing to prepare systematically in the pre-negotiation time commonly ends up with you spending at least three times more time and money in the post-negotiation time 'fighting the fires' lit by poor preparation. Discover the 3 steps to systematic negotiation preparation and our tips: 

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