"Details I can't divulge" - Deepstash

"Details I can't divulge"

This is one of the most commonly used dirty tricks in negotiation. People using this tactic often appear reluctant to release details of a so ­called competitor offer or other issue on ethical grounds. 

Tip for the negotiator: Even though the other party will probably refuse to release details, you can check the credibility of the competitive offer by asking details such as: "What sort of operator training are they offering?" or "What response time do they guarantee?"

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