Summary of Never Split the Difference - Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Chris Voss

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Never Split the Difference aims to provide a comprehensive guide to negotiating theory and strategy, giving you the tools you need to negotiate successfully. Voss’s thesis is that good negotiation happens on the emotional level of the brain, not the rational level. 

Your job as a negotiator, Voss argues, is to practice and display empathy toward your counterpart by understanding their emotions, learning to see the situation from their point of view and, ultimately, getting them to feel comfortable enough with you to let their emotional guard down.

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Disponibile da: 27/12/2022.

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