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Negotiation is a vital skill for achieving personal and professional goals, and Jim Thomas’s guide provides a comprehensive playbook for mastering it. The book outlines 21 fundamental rules that successful negotiators use to create long‑lasting, positive outcomes, while also offering practical "quickies" for negotiating with a wide range of parties—from bosses and contractors to children and car dealers.
Readers learn how to prepare thoroughly, defend against common pitfalls, and maintain ethical standards even when faced with difficult counterparts or cultural differences. Thomas combines psychological insights, historical illustrations, and memorable maxims to give a well‑rounded perspective on negotiation’s role in boosting profits, performance, and relationships.
First publish date: September 6, 2005
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Relationships & Communication
Authors: Jim Thomas
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