...
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 Roleof
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
...
Answers
Don’t flaunt your expertise
Help the other side remain confident (face
issues)
Utilize esteemreviving comments
•
Useful when other side takes offense or
negatively reacts to statements
•
“If you don’t mind, let’s back up here to see if I’ve
misstated my intentions.”
•
“If I seemed to be abrasive a few moments ago…”
•
“I may have spoken too quickly”
Role of Power
Power defined:
•
Ability or official capacity to exercise control;
authority
•
Ability to influence or control others
Sources of Power
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Information
•
Status
•
Social networks
•
Physical appearance
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prices they offer through their outlets, and provide depositing and clearing services to
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able to impart their knowledge to other employees ... perceptions of their role in the organiza-
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the...
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region. The ... that the number of persons with an aca-
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of ... baby-boomers ofthe 1940s
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in the Faculty of...
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power ofthe recipient, the level of workload and
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health professionals on trustworthy records, the issues of reliability (data residing in the
electronic...