WSP 19 B — Negotiation Mastery: Achieving Outstanding Results and Relationships
Spring
Saturday
Date(s)
Apr 16
1 day
Drop By
Apr 9
Units
0Fees
Format
On-campus course
Limit 24
Closed
Negotiating well is critical to success in any field.
We negotiate on a daily basis at work, at home,
and elsewhere. Yet too often, people lacking strong
negotiation skills damage relationships and reach suboptimal
outcomes. This interactive workshop covers the
fundamental principles for achieving excellent results
in any negotiation, from colleagues and customers to
friends and family members. In this workshop, we will
explore the impact of trust, communication, and the
balance between collaboration and assertiveness, as well
as when to walk away from a negotiation. The workshop
will incorporate a variety of activities, including
simulations, role-playing, videos, and discussions, to
create a highly engaging experience. Students will come
away with practical tools and techniques for generating
creative solutions in difficult situations.
Due to its short format, this workshop may not be taken
for Credit or a Letter Grade.
This course covers the same content as WSP 19 A.
Jessica Notini, Adjunct Professor of Negotiation and Mediation, Stanford Law School
Jessica Notini is a senior consultant with Accordence and teaches negotiation and mediation at the Stanford and UC Berkeley law schools. She is a principal of Notini Mediation & Facilitation Services, a past chair of the California State Bar ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) Committee, and a former president of the Association for Dispute Resolution of Northern California. She received a JD from the University of Michigan.Textbooks for this course:
(Required) Grand Lum, The Negotiation Fieldbook, Second Edition: Simple Strategies to Help You Negotiate Everything (ISBN 978-0071743471)