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  Are You A Good Negotiator?

  Posted on April 17, 2012 by Financial Conflict Coach in Body Language, Negotiation, Relationships

  I was saddened by this LinkedIn survey that shows Americans don’t believe they are good at negotiating. In fact, out of the eight countries surveyed- Americans were ranked highest in negotiation anxiety! Not good to be 1st on that list. For some reason, many people think you’re either born with good negotiating skills or you’re [...]

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