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Everything you do in life is a negotiation. Whether you’re deciding where to go for dinner, in a high-stake conversation to secure a promotion, or assigning work to a junior employee – you are in a negotiation. Your ability to persuade others, gain support for your ideas, and create win-win situations between parties will determine your success in life.
The common misconception about negotiation is that people see it as a zero-sum game. The smartest people are those who see negotiating as a game of value creation for both sides. Many people you meet will have different points of views, values, risk preferences, likes, and dislikes.
Successful negotiation is the ability to pay attention and listen well, reconcile those differences to create benefits, and work towards an agreement that maximizes value for both parties. Whether in your work or personal life, understanding how to negotiate well is an essential aspect in building strong relationships and resolving conflict. If you want to take your leadership effectiveness further, and create a positive impact within your environment – this course is most certainly for you.
Taught by Sheila Singam, the Negotiating for Success program is structured around 3 key tensions that exist within most types of negotiations. These are the tensions between:
In any negotiation, people make choices about how to manage each of these tensions. Through interactive role-playing and simulations, this course will help you reconcile the tradeoffs and understand how to manage conflicts and differences to achieve the best possible outcome.
Sheila Singam has been conducting transformational programmes across a variety of industries for the past 17 years.
She has an Honours degree in Mathematics and Chemistry and a Diploma in Education from University Malaya as well as a Post-Graduate Diploma in Innovation and Design Thinking jointly delivered by MIT Sloan, Columbia Business School and Tuck School of Business. She is also a Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming and NLP Coaching certified by the American Board of Neuro Linguistic Programming and a Trainer of Time Line Therapy® Master Practitioner certified by the Time Line Therapy® Association in addition to being a certified trainer by the Human Resource Development Fund (HRDF) under Malaysia’s Ministry of Human Resources.
Sheila is much sought after for her training and presentation skills and has been featured on talk shows on Malaysian television stations on Astro and on the country’s most popular business radio station, BFM89.9, where she has a monthly series on Biz Bytes. She is also a columnist for The Star.
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