Accepting Negotiations
- When accepting negotiations it is important to start from a place of agreement so that any existing or imagined adversarial feeling is removed.
- Try to understand the reason of your hiring and ascertain what they are trying to achieve by taking you in as a part of the team.
- By asking the right questions this will help you better in guiding the discussion and possibly come to a compromise.
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