The Power of Nice: How to Negotiate So Everyone Wins-Especially You! - Brossura

Shapiro, Ronald M.; Jankowski, Mark A.; Dale, Jim

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ISBN 10: 0471080721 ISBN 13: 9780471080725

Casa editrice: John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2001

Riassunto

One of the most successful dealmakers in the sports industry presents his unique negotiating strategies

"Ron Shapiro's new book is insightful and entertaining. The lessons he learned and the methods he uses should be required reading for anyone whose business relies on the art of negotiation. Ron never forgets that treating people with respect and fairness is the key to success. Ron and Mark have been helping our company for many years-I guess we won't need them anymore-they put it all in their book."
—Charles M. Cawley, Chief Executive Officer, MBNA America Bank, N.A.

"In the field of negotiation Ron Shapiro has always been regarded as the quintessence of class and integrity. Predictably, he and Mark Jankowski have written a compelling book filled with anecdotes and insights.The Power of Nice is a fascinating and useful book that is a must read for anyone who wants to build long-term mutually profitable relationships."
—Herb Cohen, Author, You Can Negotiate Anything

"This book taught me everything I ever wanted to know about negotiation-and I use it everyday."
—Kirby Puckett, Former All-Star Center Fielder and Executive Vice President, Minnesota Twins

"Negotiation is not war. Negotiation is not a science. Negotiation is the commerce of information for ultimate gain."
—from The Power of Nice

Though not a science, negotiating is an art, and in this eye-opening new book, a true master shares his secrets and strategies for success. Ron Shapiro is a corporate lawyer, teacher, and, in what is almost a contradiction in terms, one of today's most respected sports agents. He has worked with baseball's biggest names: Cal Ripken, Jr., Kirby Puckett, Brooks Robinson, Dennis Martinez, Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray, and many others. Rising to-and remaining at-the top of a competitive pool filled with smooth-talking, "sleazeball" sharks, he has succeeded by being, of all things, a nice guy. Now, along with his business partner, lawyer, lecturer, and negotiations expert, Mark Jankowski, Shapiro reveals how anyone who sits down to make a deal can get what they want by exercising the surprising "power of nice." Together, Shapiro and Jankowski have shared their negotiation insights with Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, universities, and government agencies.

Though the name of the game in negotiating is to obtain desired results, how you get them is just as important. While many dealmakers play hardball by assuming a winner-take-all, scorched-earth attitude, they do so at the risk of alienating the party opposite them at the negotiating table, thereby losing out on future opportunities. This approach is, as Shapiro and Jankowski tell us, a major strike against effective negotiating, and can-and should-be avoided. By using a kinder, gentler approach that focuses on forming-and keeping-strong business connections, ultimate gain can still be yours: "You can be 'a nice guy' and still get what you're after. In fact, you often get better results, achieve more of your goals, and build longer-term relationships with even greater returns."

Drawing on their vast experience in win-win negotiating, as well as such essentials as managing tough situations, handling difficult negotiators, and unlocking deadlocks, the authors take you, step-by-step, through a systematic approach that, when repeated and mastered, will maximize results. Based on "the three Ps," it consists of: preparing better than the other side; probing so you know what they want and why; and proposing, ideally without going first and revealing too much, but still achieving what you want.

Supported by invaluable "portable" negotiation summaries-so you can take the "power of nice" with you-this is must reading for anyone who has to make a deal, whether it's negotiating with a customer, s

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Informazioni sull?autore

RONALD M. SHAPIRO, Esq., is founder of the Shapiro Negotiations Institute, a negotiations seminar and consulting firm. He is known as "one of baseball's most respected agent-attorneys" (USA Today) and is one of the nation's premier motivational speakers and negotiations experts.

MARK A. JANKOWSKI, Esq., is cofounder of the Shapiro Negotiations Institute. He has lectured on negotiating and dispute resolution at Johns Hopkins University and the Wharton School of Business.

JAMES DALE is a writer whose works include books, television, film, marketing, and advertising.

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One of the most successful dealmakers in the sports industry presents his unique negotiating strategies

"Ron Shapiro's new book is insightful and entertaining. The lessons he learned and the methods he uses should be required reading for anyone whose business relies on the art of negotiation. Ron never forgets that treating people with respect and fairness is the key to success. Ron and Mark have been helping our company for many years I guess we won't need them anymore they put it all in their book."
Charles M. Cawley, Chief Executive Officer, MBNA America Bank, NA

"In the field of negotiation, Ron Shapiro has always been regarded as the quintessence of class and integrity. Predictably, he and Mark Jankowski have written a compelling book filled with anecdotes and insights.The Power of Nice is a fascinating and useful book that is a must read for anyone who wants to build long-term mutually profitable relationships."
Herb Cohen, Author, You Can Negotiate Anything

"This book taught me everything I ever wanted to know about negotiation and I use it everyday."
Kirby Puckett, Hall of Fame Center Fielder and Executive Vice President, Minnesota Twins

Dettagli dell?edizione

• Editore: John Wiley & Sons Inc
• Data di pubblicazione: 2001
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0471080721
• ISBN 13: 9780471080725
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 282
• Contatto del produttore: non disponibile
• Persona responsabile: non disponibile