1. Iboya Hegedus Poma learned that an effective negotiation requires taking notes of key points to discuss, summarizing to save time, and specifying the proposal. It's also important to have a clear list of conclusions before signing a contract.
2. Iboya was surprised that the other negotiator asked for little information but gave little in return, acting very competently to benefit themselves without allowing room to be convinced.
3. Iboya learned to watch for non-verbal signals, talk less to avoid giving away information, and to avoid answering unclear questions to prevent misunderstanding the contract terms.
1. Iboya Hegedus Poma learned that an effective negotiation requires taking notes of key points to discuss, summarizing to save time, and specifying the proposal. It's also important to have a clear list of conclusions before signing a contract.
2. Iboya was surprised that the other negotiator asked for little information but gave little in return, acting very competently to benefit themselves without allowing room to be convinced.
3. Iboya learned to watch for non-verbal signals, talk less to avoid giving away information, and to avoid answering unclear questions to prevent misunderstanding the contract terms.
1. Iboya Hegedus Poma learned that an effective negotiation requires taking notes of key points to discuss, summarizing to save time, and specifying the proposal. It's also important to have a clear list of conclusions before signing a contract.
2. Iboya was surprised that the other negotiator asked for little information but gave little in return, acting very competently to benefit themselves without allowing room to be convinced.
3. Iboya learned to watch for non-verbal signals, talk less to avoid giving away information, and to avoid answering unclear questions to prevent misunderstanding the contract terms.
1)What did you learn about negotiating from this exercise?
I learned that for an effective negotiation should be notes of key points to discuss which must be summarized to gain time and specified to go directly to the proposal. But I also learned that before getting the negotiation finished, a list of conclusions could be made so that at the moment of signing the contract, everything is clear and undoubtedly 2)What surprised you about your own behavior or the behaviors of others? I was surprised about the other part ,because he only asked for more information and gave me less information , he was a very competent negotiator he just wanted everything to be in his benefit and did not give me the opportunity to convince him with the negotiation. 3)What did you learn about yourself? What did you learn about other people? I learned to be alert to watch non-verbal signals such as a gesture that could determine if that person is not satisfied with the negotiation, also I learn not talk to much because the more I talk the other part will have more information of mine, finally I learn to dont answer a question that I didnt understand at all because I could misunderstand the contract. 4)What you do differently if you had to do it again? Why? If I would make the contract again I would not give so much information, I would try to get the information and the minimum negotiation to be fifty percent for both parties and not only a part that favored, that is why and for lack of counting that we could not reach an agreement. 5)What skills were you relative good at? As it was the first negotiation I could not see how relatively I am good since I lack experience and because neither party could reach an agreement because no one wanted to let win the other part, we both wanted the one hundred percent gained from the negotiation.