The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need (Review and Analysis of Stark and Flaherty's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Peter Stark and Jane Flaherty's book "The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need" shows how every aspect of your life is affected by the result of a negotiation at one time or another. In fact, most people spend the majority of each working day engaging in one type of negotiation or another. In their book, the authors explain that it therefore makes good sense to learn how to negotiate well, so as to generate as many win-win outcomes as possible. This summary provides readers with the tools they need to carry out good negotiations and to build and strengthen their communication.
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Book Presentation: The Only Negotiating Guide You’ll Ever Need by Peter Stark and Jane Flaherty
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Every aspect of your professional life (as well as your personal life) is affected by the result of a negotiation at one time or another. In fact, most people spend the majority of each working day engaging in one type of negotiation or another. It makes good sense, therefore, to learn how to negotiate well so as to generate as many Win-Win outcomes as is feasible. Good negotiations ultimately end up strengthening and building the communication process between people rather than detracting from that.
With this positive framework in mind, to generate better outcomes in your negotiations:
About the Author
PETER STARK is the founder and president of his own human development and training firm. An accomplished public speaker, Mr. Stark has written several books including The Competent Leader, Lifetime Leadership and It’s Negotiable. Peter Stark has consulted with a large number of corporations across a number of industries.
JANE FLAHERTY is a senior consultant and trainer for Peter Barron Stark & Associates, Inc.
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