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EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - IMC Fachhochschule Krems

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Individual and Group Negotiation<br />

Semester Hours per week ECTS<br />

Fall 1 2<br />

Learning Outcomes / Course Objectives<br />

Upon completion of the course the student will be able to:<br />

• explain the most important issues in conversation techniques<br />

• explain the differences between one-on-one conversations and group discussions<br />

• plan, carry out and analyse of discussions and negotiations<br />

• understand & analyse the concept, the specifics and the components of the<br />

process of negotiations, especially in business environments<br />

• define and tackle prime issues in business negotiations<br />

• choose, apply and defend adequate negotiation techniques<br />

• evaluate consequences of negotiation techniques applied for assumed or set<br />

business targets<br />

• critically evaluate and defend experience based negotiation cases<br />

Prerequisites/Level<br />

None<br />

Course Description<br />

The objective of this module is to provide students with an experience-based<br />

understanding of the specifics of business negotiations, in individual as well as in group<br />

set-ups and serve as a general introduction into and a solid conceptual basis for the<br />

specifics of the international and intercultural business negotiations to follow in the 2nd<br />

semester.<br />

The module will start with the discussion of the negotiation process and its structure from<br />

the point of view of general systems analysis and will go over to involving other points of<br />

view like psychology, communication and game theory. The sub-elements, evoked in the<br />

systems analysis, will then serve as background for further detailed taxonomy combined<br />

with experience based discussion of practical usability and applicable techniques. Split<br />

into small teams, students will be exposed to a negotiation game, set in an international<br />

business context and intended to intensively exercise group negotiation capabilities of<br />

the participants. Each of the students will also be assigned an individual task, aiming at<br />

training their estimating and evaluating skills with regard to business negotiations.<br />

The main topics of the course will include the following:<br />

• Basis for discussion and negotiation<br />

• Negotiation strategy‘s, implementation<br />

• Integrative negotiation (Harvard concept)<br />

• Successful Argumentation (development and action)<br />

• Constructive handling with objection<br />

• Tools for Analysis, preparation and guidance of negotiations<br />

• The negotiation process (development and phases)<br />

• Complex negotiations and more topic negotiations<br />

• Negotiation in teams (roles, tactics, delegation)<br />

• Negotiation tactics and how to (en)counter them<br />

• Solution based negotiating techniques<br />

• Handling of emotions during negotiations<br />

• „How to break the deadlock―<br />

• Instruments for negotiation leadership (question techniques etc.)<br />

• Analysis and reflection of personal negotiating styles<br />

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