Negotiating: Page 7

Thought Leaders

You Can't Always Get What You Want: The Art of Negotiating

Negotiation isn't about winning. That's why so many people do it so poorly.

Growing a Business

4 Things Besides Pay Consultants Need to Negotiate in Contracts

Consulting gigs always come with costs and opportunities. Your contract needs to anticipate both.

Leadership

Merrill Lynch Exec Turned Entrepreneur Sallie Krawcheck on Money, Power and Knowing Your Worth

The Ellevest founder shares how she learned to advocate for herself.

Growing a Business

Closing the Deal: 5 Savvy Entrepreneurs Share Their Secrets

The steps to take when everything is on the line.

Marketing

Overcoming Content Roadblocks in a Highly Regulated Industry

There's always room for creativity, even when it feels as if compliance requirements are boxing you in.

Leadership

Fixing the Pay Gap Starts With Your Salary Negotiation Skills

From initial offers to part-time requests, here's what both employers and employees aren't often considering.

News and Trends

The Nuances Of Negotiation

Carnegie Mellon researchers explore how to successfully negotiate-and how to teach those skills to young business professionals.

Growing a Business

10 Tips to Negotiate Like a Boss

Learn the secrets, and close the deal.

Business News

How to Talk Pay and Negotiate a Better Salary

It can be a difficult subject to talk about -- but you've got to bring it up somehow.

Business News

6 Calculators That Can Help You Determine Your Salary

It may seem like a small detail, but negotiating on the front end can have an exponential effect on your earnings over time.

Taxes

A Stupid 3-Word Phrase That Instantly Ruins Your Credibility

If somebody tells you price isn't important they are delusional.

Leadership

FBI Hostage Negotiation Tactics You Can Use Every Day

A 24-year veteran of the Bureau shares the 'Jedi Mind Trick' that works every time.

Growing a Business

How You Can Use the Counterintuitive Genius of the Benjamin Franklin Effect to Your Advantage

'He that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another, than he whom you yourself have obliged.'