How to Negotiate at Work: From Job Offers to Raises
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Rachel Campagna
About this listen
Everyone is negotiating all the time—so much so that you might not even realize how frequently you do it. Consider ordering a pizza for the family. Some of you want mushrooms, but some of you want onions. Maybe you opt for half and half with the toppings, or you get mushrooms and onions on all of it, or you decide to stick to plain cheese—which everyone likes. That’s negotiating!
In the business world, people negotiate on multiple levels—within their department, between companies, across industries. They negotiate for job offers, higher salaries, better benefits, and other important things. So, they need to learn to negotiate well.
Join Rachel Campagna for six information-packed lectures focusing on the fundamentals and framework of negotiating. Learn specific tactics for negotiating your job offer and for negotiating a raise, how to use influence, and how to deal with tricky or unexpected issues that pop up in the process.
Rachel has spent her career researching, teaching, and working with companies and managers, with a focus on negotiation, conflict management, and building and repairing relationships. In this course, she’ll show you how to apply these proven tactics and tools to your own negotiations at work—from job offers to raises.
You’ll come away from this course armed with knowledge. You’ll learn how to prepare and develop strategies and tactics to use for a negotiation. You’ll learn how to manage the conversation in order to create value and to achieve your goals. And, you’ll learn the importance of thinking forward to the future relationship with your counterpart. But most important, you’ll come away with an improved sense of self-confidence to use when facing your next negotiation scenario—be it pizza or a promotion.
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- Christos Z.
- 19-09-22
didn't finish it
Gave up halfway through, maybe later is better, who knows. It goes too fast to absorb things and at parts is biased. This mother of a 4 year old gives you a feminist vibe with gender pay gap etc. I wanted to listen to something that will improve my negotiation skills, not "study after study proves that women football players get less than men"
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- Alex
- 20-09-22
Does not get the facts right
Asserts flat out that "the gender pay gap is real", even though it has been debunked numerous times, and blames it on an the equally fantastical concept of 'implicit bias'. She also stated that the US women's football team fought for "equal pay". Ironically, she talked previously about the amount of value created by negotiations, while seemingly being oblivious of the fact that obviously a team that is not as popular, does not create an equal amount of value - and therefore hardly has a claim to "equal pay".
Furthermore, we were able to hear that negotiation by "other gender identities" has not been studied, but that the speaker thinks they definitely should be.
I was hoping to hear about negotiation, but instead this turned out to be a political lecture, based on debunked disinformation. If the professor falls for claims that have been refuted so often, one wonders what else in this lecture is something that one cannot rely on.
The presentation is not all that bad but the speaker does have a bit of a fried Valleyspeak accent, which is somewhat grating.
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