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Lasped Architect.
Now thinking about how 90% of what happens in business - presenting, negotiating, managing teams, cultures and conflicts - makes up 10% of what is taught in business schools, and telling others about it! More »
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Fairness and honesty
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An idea worth spreading
Using yourself as a good example of someone else's culture is poor logic, too often readily applied.
Getting what you want - in a negotiation - does not always satisfy your reasons for wanting it.
We shall never learn to negotiate if we only learn deductive and inductive logical forms, - they produce only 'either or neither' reasoning, or 'binary negotiation' - negotiation requires abductive logic, plus an objective test of fairness.
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Listening.
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A comment on Talk: Rick Warren on a life of purpose
Yet again we are subjected to a talk in which if you remove the references to a god, the bible etc, the facts still stand, proving the uselessness of the premises, i.e. that a god has any impact on the intent.
See Ms Armstrong for a more realistic world view.