2010 October | Women Negotiating

‘THE WORLD WILL BE SAVED BY WESTERN WOMEN’

Posted by Cait Clarke in Executive Women Negotiating, Female Psychology on 10 25th, 2010 | No Comments

Women need to be in positions of power for the good of us all. To rise to such positions, women need to know how to negotiate better!
The New Economic Power Equation: More women = less self-interested greed = less imprudent risk = more solid asset values = healthier balance sheets.

PLAYING HARD-BALL WITH THE OFFICE BULLY!

Posted by Neil Shister in Job Bargaining, Job Inequality, Job Satisfaction on 10 21st, 2010 | No Comments

Bullies have no remorse or empathy. They’re sociopaths. What to do? Get an office Anti-Bullying Policy. How to negotiate to get it implemented.

NEGOTIATING WITH A BULLYING BOSS (ESPECIALLY WHEN SHE’S A WOMAN!)

Posted by Neil Shister in Job Inequality on 10 20th, 2010 | 1 Comment

50% of workplace bullies are women. Learn to recognize the behavior and how to negotiate your way out of it.

NEGOTIATE WITH A ‘TERRIBLE TWO YEAR OLD’

Posted by Cait Clarke in Mommy Negotiating on 10 15th, 2010 | No Comments

Timing is everything. Avoid tantrums by making deals in advance.

NEGOTIATING WITH YOUR TEEN-AGER

Posted by Cait Clarke in Moms Negotiating, Negotiating with Children on 10 14th, 2010 | No Comments

To dissipate the anger, re-think the conflict! Look and listen with fresh eyes and ears. Then negotiate creatively.

BARGAINING WITH KIDS, GOOD OR BAD?

Posted by Neil Shister in Negotiating with Children on 10 13th, 2010 | 2 Comments

Negotiating with your child is good for her (even when it’s tough for you!) Experts say it helps them learn to cope. But there are challenges, as one mother describes.