the role of performance

... Overbearing  Show humility not arrogance  Enhance the “face” of your counterpart • “Now I see where you’re going with that  idea…It’s a good one” • “I hadn’t thought of it that way” • “You’re a step ahead of me on this one” • “That’s more in your area of expertise than  mine, so I’d like to hear more” The Role of Power Chapter 8 Outline  Role of Power  Rules for Using Power Rule #4: Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff  Don’t push too hard for minor gains  Quibbling over small stuff creates bad  will  Bundle small items with others into one  package • Example – Negotiating relocation  expenses as part of a salary negotiation ... Stuff  Don’t push too hard for minor gains  Quibbling over small stuff creates bad  will  Bundle small items with others into one  package • Example – Negotiating relocation  expenses as part of a salary negotiation Rule #16: Find the Soft Spot  Encourage others to open up • Gain disclosure of something private or  personal about your counterpart • Expression of trust  Identify true motivations and sources  of objections  Be patient and use probing questions  Attempt to satisfy some need ... Landscape  Types of Political Environments • Minimally Politicized Arena – power possessed by those  who are truthful and demonstrate regard for their own  outcomes and those of others • Moderately Politicized Area – greater acceptance of behind­ the scenes tactics so long as the goals of the group are  achieved • Highly Politicized Arena – conflict is frequent and often  pervasive – who you know more important that what you  know • Pathologically Politicized Arena – characterized by  frequent, often long­lasting conflict; high levels of distrust ...

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