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视频谈判全攻略:提升商务沟通与达成共识技巧
- 华盛顿大学:商务英语(社交/会议/计划/谈判/演讲) 小提示:阅读此文章需要时间:[5分16秒]
It's also helpful to emphasize common grounds or similar goals that both parties have. We can show how this proposal or a counter-proposal will solve a problem for someone. We can show how this proposal will benefit both parties. For example, imagine a publishing company and an education group are negotiating about textbooks. I know that we're both interested in children's education. We know your teachers are busy. This program is designed to save your teachers a lot of time. If you could offer a discounted price, it would be good for both of us. We could place a bigger order and students would all get new books this year.
Avoid any language that is offensive or rude. That includes threats or personal comments. This kind of language is always unprofessional. Likewise, don't show negative emotions even if you're feeling very upset. Avoid showing anger, irritation, impatience, or boredom. Or in fact, any kind of behavior that isn't positive. When you see these kinds of negative emotions at a meeting, it's a good time to take a break. Meet in a different place and even bring in some different people to try to establish a better relationship.
To be sure there is no misunderstanding, it's important to take the time to clarify any confusion. As agreements are reached, the main points should be summarized. The final stage of a negotiation is the agreement. We can say, reach an agreement. The words that might end the negotiation is when they both agree and one person says, great, we have a deal. In this stage, it's important that everyone understands what the agreement is. The points of the agreement should be reviewed. Finally, discuss what will happen next. Is there another meeting scheduled? Who will write up the agreement? It should be clear what the next steps will be and who will do them.
There are many suggested strategies for how to negotiate. For example, you might have heard not to mention the price first. Or to double your asking price so you can lower it in negotiations. Maybe you've heard about using silence as a strategy. Let's look at one way that our plans or strategies can backfire or fail. Let's listen to my colleague, Daphne, whom you all already know from courses one and two. Here, let's have her tell her story. Wendy, I have to tell you something really funny. I've been reading about the negotiating and thinking about it in the course that you're doing. I remembered something from a long time ago that was so funny. I have to tell you. I have to negotiate sometimes when I am working with a publisher because I'm a writer and the writers get a certain percentage of the sale of the books.
When I first started doing this, I really knew nothing about negotiating. I thought, I'm going to take a course. I spent a whole Saturday taking one of these courses on negotiating skills. Yeah, it was really interesting. Then finally, my opportunity comes and I'm on the phone with this editor. He's in New York. I start negotiating and I remember that one really important thing they said was use silence. They said, don't. If you put up a suggestion, like I said, no, I said 14%. If you don't hear much, then don't immediately say, I mean, okay, 12. Just use silence. Try to be really quiet. I did that. I made a suggestion and then I weighed it and then I was expecting him to come back. He didn't. All of a sudden, I realized, oh my gosh, he took that same course. He was using silence too. Before we were with all this dead air, complete silence. It was just really funny. We ended up working it out, but I couldn't help thinking of that when I was looking through the course. It was funny. That's a great story. Yeah.
- hostile
形容词怀有敌意的; 敌人的,敌对的; 不利的
名词敌方; 敌对者,敌对物
1. 敌对的;不赞成的
If you are hostile to another person or an idea, you disagree with them or disapprove of them, often showing this in your behaviour.e.g. Many people felt he would be hostile to the idea of foreign intervention...
很多人觉得他会反对外国干预的主意。
e.g. The West has gradually relaxed its hostile attitude to this influential state...
西方对这个颇具影响力的国家的敌视态度已逐渐缓和。2. 怀有敌意的;不友善的
Someone who is hostile is unfriendly and aggressive.e.g. Drinking may make a person feel relaxed and happy, or it may make her hostile, violent, or depressed...
喝酒可能让人感到放松和愉快,也可能让人变得不友善、暴力或阴郁。
e.g. The prisoner eyed him in hostile silence.
犯人一言不发,用充满敌意的目光打量着他。3. (情况、形势等)不利的,恶劣的,造成阻碍的
Hostile situations and conditions make it difficult for you to achieve something.e.g. ...some of the most hostile climatic conditions in the world...
世界上最恶劣的几种气候条件
e.g. If this round of talks fails, the world's trading environment is likely to become increasingly hostile.
如果这一轮谈判破裂了,世界贸易环境可能会变得越来越糟糕。4. (收购)恶意的,不受(被购公司)欢迎的
A hostile takeover bid is one that is opposed by the company that is being bid for.e.g. Kingfisher launched a hostile bid for Dixons.
翠丰集团对迪克森公司展开了恶意竞购。5. (战争中)敌方的,敌人的
In a war, you use hostile to describe your enemy's forces, organizations, weapons, land, and activities.e.g. The city is encircled by a hostile army...
该市被敌军包围了。
e.g. They were in hostile territory.
他们在敌方领土上。 - clarify
及物/不及物动词使清楚,澄清
及物动词说明; (尤指通过加热使黄油)纯净; 使(头脑、神智等)清醒
不及物动词(液体)变得澄清; 净化; 变得清楚
1. 阐明;阐释;说明
To clarify something means to make it easier to understand, usually by explaining it in more detail.e.g. Thank you for writing and allowing me to clarify the present position...
谢谢你的来信,并允许我阐明目前的立场。
e.g. A bank spokesman was unable to clarify the situation.
一位银行发言人未能把情况解释清楚。clarification
The union has written to Zurich asking for clarification of the situation.
该联盟已致函苏黎世,要求将情况解释清楚。- emphasize
及物动词强调,着重; 加强语气; 使突出
in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 emphasise- offensive
形容词无礼的,冒犯的,唐突的; 讨厌的,令人不快的; 进攻(性)的,攻击的,攻势的
名词进攻,攻势
1. 冒犯的;得罪人的;唐突的;无礼的
Something that is offensive upsets or embarrasses people because it is rude or insulting.e.g. Some friends of his found the play horribly offensive.
他的一些朋友觉得该剧非常让人反感。
e.g. ...offensive remarks which called into question the integrity of my firm.
令我公司的诚信遭受质疑的冒犯性言论offensively
The group who had been shouting offensively opened to let her through...
那群无礼叫嚷的人让开一条路让她通过。
I thought his glance at me had been offensively bold.
我觉得他对我的瞥视唐突无礼。- silence
名词沉默,无言,无表示,无声,沉静,肃静,寂静,缄默; 无音信,失去联系,忘却,湮没,无表示,无音讯; [乐]停止
及物动词使安静; 使沉默; 压制
1. 沉默;缄默;不作声
If there is silence, nobody is speaking.e.g. They stood in silence...
他们默不作声地站着。
e.g. He never lets those long silences develop during dinner...
他从不会让晚餐时出现长时间的沉默。2. 寂静;无声
The silence of a place is the extreme quietness there.e.g. ...the silence of that rainless, all-concealing fog...
滴雨未下、隐藏一切的大雾静默无声
e.g. She breathed deeply, savouring the silence.
她深深地吸了口气,细细品味着这宁静。3. 缄默;绝口不提;闭口不谈
Someone's silence about something is their failure or refusal to speak to other people about it.e.g. The district court ruled that Popper's silence in court today should be entered as a plea of not guilty.
区法院裁定今天波珀在法庭上的缄默将被视作是进行无罪抗辩。4. 使安静;使无声;使不说话
To silence someone or something means to stop them speaking or making a noise.e.g. A ringing phone silenced her...
响起的电话铃声让她安静了下来。
e.g. The shock silenced him completely.
他惊得哑口无言。5. 制止,使不再发表(反对意见)
If someone silences you, they stop you expressing opinions that they do not agree with.e.g. Like other tyrants, he tried to silence anyone who spoke out against him.
像其他暴君一样,他力图压制任何公开反对他的人。
e.g. ...an unsuccessful attempt by the government to silence the debate.
政府试图压制争论但未果6. 杀…灭口
To silence someone means to kill them in order to stop them revealing something secret.e.g. A hit man had been sent to silence her over the affair.
为了掩盖这件事,已经派出一名职业杀手去杀她灭口。- strategies
战略;对策;策略( strategy的名词复数 );战略学;
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- emphasize