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Negotiation Skills Training Course - Online

$495.00

Negotiation Skills Training Course - Online

You know that sinking feeling when you walk out of a meeting knowing you could have done better? Whether it's asking for a raise, dealing with a difficult supplier, or trying to resolve a workplace conflict, most of us freeze up when it comes to negotiating. We either avoid it completely or cave in way too early. Sound familiar?

Here's the thing - negotiation isn't about being aggressive or trying to "win" at all costs. It's about having honest conversations where everyone feels heard and you find solutions that actually work. I've been training people in these skills for years, and I've seen shy accountants become confident in salary discussions and overwhelmed managers learn to set boundaries with demanding clients.

This course focuses on real situations you'll face at work. We'll practice with scenarios like negotiating project deadlines with stakeholders who want everything yesterday, working out resource allocation when everyone's fighting for the same budget, and yes, even those tricky conversations about workload when you're already stretched thin.

You'll learn how to prepare properly (most people wing it and wonder why they get steamrolled), read the room so you know when to push and when to pause, and handle objections without getting defensive. We'll also cover what to do when someone gets emotional - because let's face it, that happens more often than we'd like.

The practical stuff is what makes the difference. You'll discover how to frame your requests so people actually want to help you, how to find common ground even when you're miles apart, and how to walk away gracefully when a deal just isn't going to work. Plus, we'll tackle those internal negotiations too - like convincing your team to try a new process or getting buy-in for your ideas.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this session, you'll know how to prepare for any negotiation using a simple framework that takes the guesswork out of it. You'll understand the difference between positions and interests (this alone will change how you approach difficult conversations). You'll have practical techniques for dealing with pushback, delaying tactics, and people who try to pressure you into quick decisions.

We'll also cover the psychology side - how to stay calm under pressure, read body language and tone, and use silence effectively instead of filling every gap with nervous chatter. You'll learn when to compromise and when to stand firm, plus how to follow up after negotiations to make sure agreements actually stick.

What sets this apart from generic negotiation skills training is that we focus on workplace realities. Real deadlines, real personalities, real consequences. You'll practice with situations pulled straight from modern workplaces, not textbook examples from the 1990s.

The Bottom Line

This isn't about becoming a cutthroat negotiator who steamrolls everyone. It's about having the confidence and skills to have difficult conversations that lead to better outcomes for everyone involved. You'll stop avoiding those important discussions and start approaching them with a clear plan and realistic expectations.

Most importantly, you'll learn that good negotiation is really just good communication with structure. When you can navigate these conversations effectively, you'll find your stress levels drop, your relationships improve, and you actually get more of what you need to do your job well. Plus, you'll sleep better knowing you didn't just agree to something impossible to avoid an uncomfortable moment.

This training works whether you're dealing with internal teams, external clients, or anyone in between. The principles are the same - it's just about adapting your approach to the situation and the people involved. After this course, you'll have the tools to handle whatever negotiation comes your way, from challenging workplace discussions to major project planning sessions.