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Most people believe negotiations begin the moment they decide to ask for something such as an increase in a fee, a bonus, raise or promotion, or, the purchase or sale of a product or service.
Not so says the Harvard Program on Negotiation in a recent post on The Benefits of Seeking Advice.
The negotiation begins before you know what you want. It begins the moment you meet another.
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