> 'a good book on negotiations will differentiate between strategies where the relationship is important and where it isn't'. What is one such book?
Bargaining for Advantage does this. I expect most "academic" books do it.
Bargaining for Advantage does this. I expect most "academic" books do it.
I'm new to negotiations, having been avoidant my whole life. I've started with GTY and Chris Voss's masterclass, but I know there's more out there. Someone here on HN mentioned once that 'salience models' are the now the cutting edge of negotiation theory, but I haven't been able to find much useful beginner/intermediate stuff on that.