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gonzo233

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What role do arguments play in negotiation meetings?
◦ They are never helpful; seek constructive solutions
◦ Toughness signals strength and will win best position
◦ They are not desirable but an inevitable part of the process
◦ They are a strategic tool to gain concessions


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Marked as best answer by gonzo233 on Jun 5, 2020

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gonzo233

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Reply 2 on: Jun 5, 2020
Excellent


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