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ROPELLA ANSWERS: "How To Improve Candidate Negotiations"
Q: How do I sharpen my employee negotiation skills? A: A negotiation is a series of give-and-take agreements that benefit both parties. It must remain win-win to be an energizing experience and create the best deal for all involved. These tips will help you get prepared, anticipate demands, and ac [...]



ROPELLA ANSWERS: "How To Improve Candidate Negotiations"


Posted by Ropella, Patrick at Tuesday, 01/29/2013 3:54 pm
 
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Q: How do I sharpen my employee negotiation skills?

A: A negotiation is a series of give-and-take agreements that benefit both parties. It must remain win-win to be an energizing experience and create the best deal for all involved. These tips will help you get prepared, anticipate demands, and act firmly:

■ Put all compensation options on the table to maximize the pie. Include salary, incentives, benefits, prerequisites, and opportunities for career advancement.
■ Keep your ears and mind open. Listen and recognize what the candidate values.
■ Think outside of the paycheck. Be prepared to offer incentives such as flextime, childcare, or telecommuting.
■ Speak First. A positive opening statement from you builds trust and goodwill with the potential new hire.
■ Sit on it. Avoid being perceived as a pushover by working a concession into the deal at a later point, not the moment that you recognize you can compromise.





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