Mmg 511 Jh01 Organizational Environment The Political Frame Negotiation
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The Political Frame
Negotiating Skills for Resolving Conflict
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Mindless Adherence To Ideals
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Status Quo
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Power Held By The Few
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Posturing
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Hypocrisy
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Pressure
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Competing Interests & Compromised Ethics
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Predators!
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Coercion
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The Political Frame
• Is NOT About:– Selfishness– Myopia– Incompetence– Individuals
• IS About:– Interdependence– Divergent Interests– Scarcity– Power Relations– Group Dynamic
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Underlying Assumptions
• Coalitions• Enduring Differences• Scarce Resources• Conflict• Negotiation is Key
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• > 18% of a managers time is spend resolving conflict among employees
• That’s over 9 weeks a year!
(“Surviving Office Politics” Talent Scout April 16, 1998, Citing Study by Accountemps)
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Use Negotiation When 2 Sides:
• Share an important goal • Have some differences• Are in a position to trade things
of value to opponent
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Preparing to Negotiate • Define goals• Define opponent’s goals • Define the conflict. • Identify shared goals • Determine what can be
traded• Anticipate alternatives
• Define your BATNA• You are not weaker or
stronger than your opponents
• Identify shared goals• Identify what each sides
might trade to attain goals
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12 Skills For Conflict Resolution 1. Win-Win Approach
2. Create Response
3. Empathy
4. Appropriate Assertiveness
5. Co-Operative Power
6. Managing Emotions
7. Willingness to Resolve
8. Mapping the Conflict
9. Develop Options
10. Intro to Negotiation
11. Intro To Mediation
12. Broaden Perspectives
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Win – Win Approach• “I want to win, and I want you to win,
too”• Examine underlying needs• Recognize individual differences• Be open to adapt opinion• Attack problem, not person• "I'll do X for you -- you do
Y for me"
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Conflicts Become Possibilities
• The Perfection Hat – sets up winners and
losers!
• The Discovery Hat– Is about Winners and
Learners!
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Using Empathy
• Ask Questions• Check Back• Summarize• Inquire• Explore hidden premises
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Using Empathy & Questions
If they say: You might ask:
"I can't" "What happens if you do?"
"They always" "Are there any circumstances in which they don't?"
"It's too many/ too much / too little/ too few"
Compared with what?
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Assertiveness: The “I” Statement
• An "I" statement says how it is on my side; how I see it.
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Co-operative Power: Responding to Resistance from Others
• Find options• Redirect to positive• Return to legitimate concerns
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Managing Emotions:5 Questions to Ask Yourself
1. Why am I feeling so angry/hurt/frightened? 2. What do I want to change? 3. What do I need in order to let go of this feeling? 4. Whose problem is this, really? How much is mine? How
much is theirs? 5. What is the unspoken message I infer from the situation?
(they don't like me, they don't respect me)
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Communicating Emotions: 5 Goals
1. Aim to avoid the desire to punish or blame.
2. Aim to improve the situation.
3. Aim to communicate your feelings appropriately.
4. Aim to improve the relationship and increase communication.
5. Aim to avoid repeating the same situation.
6. If communication is not appropriate, what other action can I take?
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Projection• Seeing our own thoughts and feelings in the
minds and behavior of others and not in ourselves• To be willing to resolve, we need to acknowledge
our projection. : – Suppressed needs
– Unresolved personal history
– Unacceptable qualities
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Negotiation Principles
• Be hard on the problem and soft on the person
• Focus on needs, not positions • Emphasize common ground • Be inventive about options • Make clear agreements
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Third Party Mediators
• Be objective• Be supportive• No judging• Steer process, not content• Win/win
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Steps in Mediation
• Open – Introduction– Agenda
• Establish– Overview– Details
• Move – Identify areas of
agreement.
– Focus on future action.– Develop options.– Build wins for everyone
• Close– Completion: Contracting. Plans
for the future, including appointed time to review agreement. Closing statements.
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Broadening Perspectives
• Respect and value differences• Recognize a long term timeframe• Assume a global perspective.• Deal with resistance to the broader perspective• Open to the idea of changing and risk-taking
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• Politics is not always negative thing
• It arises from scarce resources and divergent interests
• It can be viewed as an opportunity
• Learning to be a caring, empathetic and savvy negotiator is critical
Conclusion
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