Negotiating internationally with Linda Netsch. Part 1
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The podcast explores the Harvard Negotiation Model, also known as interest-based negotiation, focusing on understanding the motivations behind stated positions. Linda Netsch, founder of Align Consulting and lecturer at Harvard and Stanford Law Schools, shares her experience with this method. She highlights key elements such as identifying underlying interests, exploring alternatives like BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement), and using objective standards to ensure fairness. The discussion uses the example of children arguing over an orange to illustrate how understanding individual interests can lead to mutually beneficial solutions. Netsch emphasizes that while cultural norms vary, the fundamental principles of negotiation remain consistent, advocating for active listening and adaptability in different contexts.
Part 1: Introduction, Background
Part 2: Core Frameworks, Methods
Part 3: Cultural Context, Communication
Part 4: Conclusion, Outlook
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