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Never Lose Again_ Become a Top Negotiator by Asking the Right Questions - Steven Babitsky & James J. Mangraviti Jr_
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6. May I please speak to your supervisor?

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  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Dedication
  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PART I: Stealth Information Gathering
  • 1. How did you hear about us?
  • 2. So, how’s everything going?
  • 3. What is your time frame for wrapping up this negotiation?
    • PART II: The Right Person
  • 4. Whom do I speak with about canceling our service?
  • 5. Do you have full authority to negotiate and finalize a deal?
  • 6. May I please speak to your supervisor?
    • PART III: Opening Moves
  • 7. Can you shoot me an e-mail before the meeting with your issues, goals, and concerns so I can prepare?
  • 8. I will send out a proposed agenda, okay?
  • 9. Would you like to get together and meet in person?
  • 10. Can we agree to put the past behind us and discuss only the future?
  • 11. Are you a team player?
    • PART IV: Anchors
  • 12. Can you do the job for $X?
  • 13. What is the most you have ever paid for this service or product?
  • 14. Can you give me a ballpark figure for your products or service?
  • 15. Are you aware of the industry standards here?
    • PART V: Power Tools
  • 16. Are you prepared to lose us as a customer today?
  • 17. Do you realize we are the sole source for this product/service?
  • 18. What alternatives do you have?
  • 19. Can I recommend someone else?
  • 20. How much business do you think we can do in the future if we can wrap up this negotiation successfully?
  • 21. Are you aware that [some fact that suggests that money is tight]?
  • 22. Do you realize that your competitor is charging a lower price?
    • PART VI: A Much Bigger Pie
  • 23. Instead of fighting about how to divide up this relatively small pie, will you agree to try to find a way to make a much bigger pie that we can share?
  • 24. How about we try it for a while; what do we have to lose?
  • 25. What if we [increased the length of deal/size of order]?
    • PART VII: The Right Price
  • 26. How much flexibility do you have in the price?
  • 27. Are you interested in quality or price?
  • 28. Do you want to be rich or famous?
  • 29. How much do you estimate that will come out to?
  • 30. Will you give us a best-price guarantee?
  • 31. What if I were to pay cash?
  • 32. You, of course, accept major credit cards?
    • PART VIII: Deadlock Busters
  • 33. Why don’t we just split the difference?
  • 34. Are you willing to agree to stay in this room with me until we reach an agreement?
  • 35. Should I close my file?
  • 36. Does [the person you are negotiating with] still work there?
  • 37. Are you willing to get creative here to try to find something that works for both of us?
  • 38. Would you like to go off the record here?
  • 39. Can you recommend someone else?
  • 40. What can you give me that I can take back to my boss?
    • PART IX: Closers
  • 41. If it’s okay with you then, I’ll call my lawyer and have her send over a contract?
  • 42. Can we set up a time to finalize things on [last day of the month]?
  • 43. Does my proposal work for you?
    • PART X: Head Games
  • 44. How much time, effort, and money have you invested in your proposal?
  • 45. What will you do if we cannot reach an agreement?
  • 46. How did it feel to receive that award?
  • 47. Have you considered what you stand to lose if you don’t?
  • 48. Why should I continue to negotiate with you after that remark?
  • 49. What’s in it for me?
  • 50. Is there anything else you are aware of that may have an impact on our agreement or long-term relationship?
    • CONCLUSION
    • Notes
    • Copyright
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