
Presentation of the purpose of the course and who it is intended for, along with a short description of the course authors.
Presentation of the course content and the topics of individual sections.
We present why you negotiate from a practical buyer's perspective. We will help you understand and become aware of how added value is generated by the purchasing department. The disruptive and collaborative approach will also be presented here, as well as an explanation of the distribution of power during negotiations.
We will guide you through the negotiation phases according to the best purchasing practices. Each of them will be considered separately with practical examples. Additionally, we will look at the conflict resolution matrix. You will understand Team roles during the negotiations and 4 principled fundamental tips.
This section will show you how to build negotiation parameters and the so-called bargain mix. It will give you practical tips on how to break down your expectations and parameters during conversations. It will present examples of parameters that can be used during negotiations. Finally, we will indicate market connections.
The next section focuses on adding parameters to our conversations. I will show you a practical example of building parameters spectrum and show you how to use the basket of concessions. It will teach you how to build conditional offers as an additional tool to achieve success.
We present two basic negotiation concepts, i.e. BATNA and ZOPA, power statement and how to use silence.
This section expands on the previous section and focuses on negotiation techniques. It presents further techniques that we can use during negotiations to achieve the best possible result.
This section focuses on the other side, i.e. our negotiating partner. It will give you tips on how to read facial expressions and gestures and will show you how to interpret these signs. It will also show you how to properly use data about our supplier and what each piece of information may mean. We will also indicate do’s and don'ts during negotiations.
We will present how the escalation tool works and provide tips for practical use. We will look at common mistakes that reduce a buyer authority and lower his standing. This section contains practical tips on what to avoid and how to properly use the escalation tool within our organization.
This course is about negotiation. It will guide you through the individual phases: the preparation phase, the opening phase and presentation of conditions, and the closing phase of negotiations and conclusion of the contract. It will help you prepare for discussions and will provide practical tips for each negotiation stage. We will cover team roles and responsibilities. We will indicate various approaches, disruptive ones and those that generate added value for both parties, i.e. collaborative ones. It will show tools and building negotiation parameters and argumentation. You will learn how to build a parameter spectrum. We will present the conflict resolution matrix and the different attitudes of negotiators. The course will demonstrate the proper construction of conditional offers and the creation of a bargain mix, i.e. a basket of exchanges of concessions. He will present practical examples of parameter construction. And it will also show you the principle of lowering your expectations. The course discusses exemplary BATNA and ZOPA concepts, as well as negotiation tools and techniques. We will discuss market connections and indicate what data we can obtain from various information about our supplier. We will analyze behavior and facial expressions during conversations and show how to read individual signals. The course will also help you properly use escalation within your organization and show how the buyer's position is lowered when it is used incorrectly and what to avoid. And it will also help you use techniques and build a buyer's perspective. We will show you how to navigate the business relationship diagram and what impact it has on our approach and management of a given supplier and on closing negotiations. During the course, we also discuss how added value is generated by the purchasing department.