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3-D Negotiation
- Powerful Tools to Change the Game in Your Most Important Deals
- Narrated by: Barrett Whitener
- Length: 10 hrs and 7 mins
- Categories: Business & Careers, Management & Leadership
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Publisher's Summary
But what really sets the 3-D approach apart, is its "third dimension", is setup. Before showing up at a bargaining session, 3-D negotiators "set the table" by arranging the most promising possible situation - laying the groundwork for adroit tactical interplay later. Acting away from the table, the bargainers ensure that the right parties have been approached in the right sequence, to deal with the right issues, engaging the right set of interests, at the right table, at the right time, under the right expectations, and facing the right no-deal options. This new arsenal of moves away from the table often exerts the greatest impact on the negotiated outcome.
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- Kurt
- 19-12-2012
Narrator turns this awesome book into a total dud
When listening to an audiobook, I need to feel the narrators passion in order to get much out of the book. If they gave try-outs for the narrator, they picked the guy in dead last. That being said, I do feel that the content of the book, if it were to be read by someone else, would make for a great book. So buy a hard copy and have your spouse read it to you. (unless your married to the current narrator)
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- G
- 02-08-2010
Could be a much better audiobook
I think the concepts are pretty good in this book, but I believe the author takes himself way too seriously and has allowed raw academic language to get in the way. On top of that, the narration is good, but more suited for a fiction book. From listening to the long winded phrasing in abstract terms, and the dramatic voice, it's very easy to get distracted by the delivery and not focus on what the author is trying to say. The listeners with a highly academic background might be ok with this book, but I'd say that it needs a rewrite in a much more comprehensible format for the general public.
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- Assaf Karmon
- 26-09-2016
Machine narration. awful
Machine narration is just terrible, I can't even listen to this for a minute. I wish I cold get my money back.
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- Hudson
- 11-06-2015
Narration really weak
Narrator tries to "invent" a nasty style.
Contents of book are dense and complex. Learning from Lax & Sebenius really builds value on negotiation performance.
It's a pity narration doesn't make justice to book quality.
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- Wade T. Brooks
- 25-06-2012
An Excellent Book on Negotiations
Excellent book on negotiations. This book focuses on the bigger picture, setting the stage, getting the right players and groups involved (government officials, trade unions, etc.) in an effort to expand negotiations beyond the table and orchestrate a win-win value creating deal.
There is a healthy use of real world cases and the authors were involved in most of them. The case analysis is relevant and insightful.
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- Nick
- 08-06-2015
Great book/Sleepy Narration
The book itself is excellent. The explanation of 3-D negotiating is excellent. The only single flaw is the monotone reader read's a dynamic topic so dry that this has a powerful influence over the listener , which makes it hard to stay alert. Luckily the content is interesting enough to make it through in order to learn these wonderful lessons.
1 person found this helpful
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- B. Budlong
- 14-06-2010
Great book, TERRIBLE narration
This was my first audible purchase. This was not even narrated, it was computer generated narration. Impossible to listen to. I ended up purchasing the physical book because I couldn't make it passed the first chapter. After "reading" the book, it was an amazing book. A little gimmicky with the words and terms, but the principles hold true regardless on how the authors describe them. I had heard such good things about audible, it's really too bad. I would recommend purchasing the physical book for this one. Skip the audio version.
3 people found this helpful
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- Justenb
- 22-08-2009
Excellent Listen before your next big meeting.
Listening before your next big meeting or interview will take your focus to a higher level making you more calm and ready for what comes at you. Goes beyond the standard win-win negotiation advice.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-2020
Not sure is the narrator is a robot
The content seems good but in this audiobook rendition of the content it is extremely hard to concentrate to the robotic voice of the narrator
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- Andre Zita
- 14-10-2019
Great content!
This books conditions you to look at negotiation as an entrepreneurial venture with many levers and moving parts to be set before any tactical face-to-face meeting. Barrett Whitener’s delivery is monotonous and dreadful excepts when he narrates statements made by characters in the book. Only then, there are some voice intonations.
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- Chris
- 27-01-2018
Terrible Narration
I've got the actual book and its amazing, however I can't listen to the narrator on this Audiobook. Don't waste your money/token
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- Starling
- 06-02-2017
Flat, monotone reading made this hard to listen to
I can't speak for the content as I found it difficult to get passed the narrators style. Just didn't work for me
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- Michael
- 26-11-2016
Overcome barriers
voice took some getting used to :p.. overall great book. Key lesson always do your homework and think of the other sides perspective
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