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From No to Yes:
The Constructive Route
to Agreement
Have you ever felt you were knocking your head against a brick
wall? Well, it may be that you unwittingly helped to build that
wall. That's the message of this award-winning video.
Knowing you are right
is not good enough. And aggressively trying to force your opinions
on others is rarely the best way to achieve their agreement. No
one will listen to you if you won't listen to them.
This video shows Martin (Robert Lindsay) learning the subtle techniques
of negotiation from someone for whom the gentle art of persuasion
is essential—his doctor. She tells him to listen actively,
win himself a hearing and, finally, work toward a joint solution.
By changing his attitude and applying these new techniques, Martin
not only manages to achieve his objective but also lowers his blood
pressure. He discovers that the road to agreement need not be tortuous
if certain basic techniques are followed.
Learning Objectives:
- Get people being appraised to open up.
- Create an unhurried atmosphere.
- Praise and encourage.
- Probe and listen.
- Face up to the problem.
- Stick to the facts.
- Invite self-appraisal.
- Agree on an action plan.
- Work to a structure.
Program information: 27 minute VHS Video or DVD and Discussion
guide included
Key Skills:
- Performance Appraisals
- Negotiation Skills
- Communication Skills
- Active Listening Skills
- Meeting Facilitation
- Leadership Skills
- Interview Skills
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