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How Online Negotiation Training Can Benefit You

Harvard Business School Online

If you want to approach negotiations with confidence and close valuable deals, an online negotiation course could be the right fit. Here’s a breakdown of who should enroll and five ways it can benefit you.

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Is Getting a Certificate in Negotiation Worth It?

Harvard Business School Online

Negotiation courses are designed to prepare you with the skills to navigate the nuances of the bargaining table. To help decide whether one is right for you, here’s an overview of what to expect and six reasons it’s worth the investment.

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Which HBS Online Leadership & Management Course Is Right for You?

Harvard Business School Online

Anyone can learn to become an effective leader, manager, negotiator, or change-maker with education and practice. Whether you’re a new leader or manager building a foundation for success or an experienced one striving to hone or expand your skills, there’s an HBS Online leadership and management course for you.

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New ICF Communities of Practice (CPs)

International Coaching Federation

Join ICF courses to learn from experts in a variety of coaching niches, gain new insights, and connect with like-minded peers from around the world. Position yourself for new experiences and extended impact by advancing your coaching skills. Or take advantage of on-demand offerings, all on the ICF Learning Portal.

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Focus: A Powerful Tool For Improving Negotiations & Relationships

Forbes Careers

Dave Crenshaw is one of the top course producers on the LinkedIn Learning platform. He joined Negotiate Anything to discuss the fallacy of multitasking as well as tools and tips for leveraging focus for better business and relationships. His expertise: productive leadership.

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Is Loyalty Hurting Your Salary?

Eat Your Career

In many cases, these folks are not only negotiating more than they were earning previously, but more than their new colleagues as well. Of course, given today’s job market, this is a short-sighted approach. Of course, salary isn’t everything so take this information with a grain of salt. Promises, Promises.

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Is Maintaining a Dirty Word for Leaders

Let's Grow Leaders

I was thinking about a couple of years ago if you’re listening in real time, the political leaders in the United States were negotiating and that might be a generous characterization, but they were negotiating a large infrastructure bill. Mix it with flour, water, and a little salt.