Everything is Negotiable: 4th Edition

by Gavin Kennedy (Author)

• New

  Paperback
  2008

  $13.79

  Whether you need to ask for a raise at work, request a better hotel room while you're on holiday, or even debate with your stubborn teenager at home, you can learn effective and powerful negotiation skills to help you get the best deal every time. In this fully revised and updated fourth edition of the worldwide success Everything is Negotiable, expert negotiator Gavin Kennedy walks you through all the techniques and tricks you need to get the best deal in any situation. With chapters on such subjects as making your offer count, dealing with intimidation and getting it in writing, as well as self-assessment tests to help chart your progress, Everything is Negotiable is a one-stop shop for anyone who wants to improve their negotiation skills. Superbly practical and insightful, this essential guide will make sure you come out top in any negotiation.

• Used

  Paperback
  1997

  $3.25

  This is a completely new and revised third edition of a bestselling business book. It tells the reader how to make better deals, and is packed with advice on hoe to handle negotiations whether for big stakes (property, long-term contracts, companies, territories etc) or smaller ones such as getting your car fixed, buying TVs or videos or negotiating with spouses or colleagues. The growing economies of the Pacific Rim, and the changing face of Eastern Europe are addressed in new examples and case studies. Since the publication of the second edition in 1989, Gavin Kennedy has developed other Self Asssessment Excercises which are included, and the text has been made more interactive. It remains a popular, lively and above all useful guide to every aspect of negotiation.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1984

  $3.25

  Offering advice on handling negotiations at any level, from major business deals to simple personal matters, this book is based on the author's belief that, if you assume that nothing is negotiable unless the other party indicates otherwise, you are missing opportunities to get better deals both for yourself and for the people you deal with. A special feature of the book is a multiple-choice self-assessment test at the start of each chapter. The author's answers are given, with a suggested score, and the intention is that the reader's progress through the book should result in improved negotiating skills and correspondingly higher scores.