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Can unchecked emotion be beneficial in business negotiations?
It depends. Some researchers who study negotiation skills say yes, but you must follow certain rules. If not well managed, your anger or frustration may keep you from thinking clearly, resulting in a less profitable outcome. There are a few rules about using strong emotion, which can manifest itself as a feeling of annoyance, displeasure or hostility in a business negotiation.
Define your objective(s)
Manage your emotions by having a solid negotiation plan to ensure you stay focused on the outcome you want. Do role
By Brian Kieley
As the owner of a small business, you’re busy – serving customers, managing staff and tending to a million other things. The last thing you need is to fall prey to a scam artist.
Unfortunately, there are scammers out there who have finely-tuned sales pitches to get you to buy good or services that don’t exist. This could be space at a trade show that doesn’t exist, a booth at a weekend market with a “seller” that is not legitimate, registration in a business directory that isn’t distributed, or anything else you think may be useful to your business. The question