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Negotiations week 5

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what to do if worried you got a better deal than other person mini post settlement settlement, nibble (don't have to give up value)
culture unique characteristics of socially identifiable group
psychological factors values and norms shared by group memebers
sterotyping thinking that bc someone belongs to a certain group that they must hold those values or behave that way
common cross culture difficulties in negotiation relationship vs contract, punctuality, non-verbal behavior, urgency, gender diff, info sharing
3 things that depict how much a culture should change to meet needs cultural tightness, interests, power
high context culture characteristics implicit communication, high importance on verbal cues, may say opposite of what they mean, prioritize trust
high context cultures latin, middle eastern, asian, african
low context culture characteristics prefer explicit communication, high importance on efficiency, clear rules, will use a clear no, comfortable with short term business, focus on relationship
low context cultures US, Canada, Germany
cultural bridge hire expert to learn more and interpret dynamics
cultural tightness-loosness some cultures have norms very important and dont like to deviate from them, degree volation of social norms are sanctioned, explains diff in culture
4 search activities for trust due diligence (seek info), brokerage (relation through mutuals), goodwill building, testing
Western cultures managers assume new business partner trustworthy until proven otherwise, do not rely on social relationships to ensure trust
western culture openess, high trust loose culture, come ready with info to share
east asian managers have 3 steps: first seek info about them, then meet them, then engage in more social relationship building
east asian culture competency, high trust, tight culture, rely on reputation and test for competence, value brokerage
middle eastern and south asian managers sought out ppl not members of immediate family who respect their values, research their reputation
middle eastern and south asian cultures respect, tight culture, low trust, spend time socializing before negotiation, understand local norms which is best way to show respect
latin american managers social relationship comes first and then business, shared values primary criteria for trustworthiness
latin american culture similar values, loose culture, low trust, be ready to socialize, share personal info, willing to learn their culture
5 criteria for trust respect, mutual values, competence, openess, professionalism
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