Томас Лис - Психология переговоров. Как добиться большего
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Эта книга написана не только для тех, кому нравится договариваться, но и для тех, кто переговоров избегает, а также для тех, кому сложно понять, угадал он или прогадал, вступив в переговоры. В ней нашли отражение результаты эмпирических исследований, которые авторы проводили на протяжении нескольких десятилетий, тщательно анализируя различные стратегии и проверяя их эффективность в различных условиях применения.
Книга будет полезна всем, кому приходится вступать в переговоры и вести их – как на работе, так и в повседневной жизни и в семье.
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