Practical tools to prepare for negotiation

This course guides students through a process of preparing for negotiation by using a series of simple tools. It demonstrates that negotiation is essential to business growth, and that with a little preparation we can all improve our performance as negotiators. It also shows that negotiation is not a synonym of conflict and that, as freelancers, we should not be intimidated when dealing with clients. On the contrary, it shows that negotiation is actually an opportunity to acquire important information, improve our professional image and build stronger relationships with our clients.

- Freelancers starting out in the translation industry
- Experienced freelancers who want to improve their business practices

Students will learn how to use a series of simple tools to help them improve the outcomes of their negotiation. They will learn how to use negotiation situations to build their professional image and to collect important information about the market and their clients.

- Definition of the SWOT analysis
- Setting goals and deciding on strategies
- Analyzing the context of a specific negotiation
- Writing a negotiation guideline
- Collecting information and building our professional image during the negotiation process
- Analyzing the outcomes of a negotiation

Price: 18.00 USD

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Bio: Ioana RADOI is a language and communication specialist. Holding Masters degrees in both international business (ESCP Europe, in Paris) and translation (ESIT, in Paris), she has worked in advertising in France and Argentina, gaining experience in international project management and communication. Before founding Cultures Connection, she was a freelance translator specializing in business, marketing and international organizations.