Negotiation implies that both parties accept that the agreement between them is:
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Overall, negotiation implies acceptance by both parties that agreement between them is required (or is desirable) before a decision can be implemented.
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Negotiation implies that both parties accept that the agreement made between them is final and binding.
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- It is a strategic discussion that tends to resolve an issue in such a way that both parties find it acceptable.
- During negotiation, each party tries to persuade the other party to agree with their point of view.
- By negotiating, all parties involved should try to avoid arguing but rather agree to reach some form of compromise.
- The final aim of negotiation between the two parties is toward a win-win outcome.
- A win-win outcome is the best result of negotiation. It should be the ultimate goal of negotiation.
- Exchanging the information between both parties is the most important aspect of negotiation.
- Negotiators must have a tendency to negotiate from any of the five styles: competing, avoiding, compromising, accommodating, or collaborative.
Hence, The final result of the negotiation is final and binding.
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