Robert Vakili  Opening the negotiations  Clarifying proposals  Exploring the zone of bargaining and options  Bargaining  Entering the critical.

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Robert Vakili

 Opening the negotiations  Clarifying proposals  Exploring the zone of bargaining and options  Bargaining  Entering the critical phase  closing

 Signalling the start of bargaining:  We've looked at what you have proposed, and we are ready to respond.  After serious consideration, we are prepared to respond to your proposal.  Responding to a proposal:  Regarding your proposal, our position is...  Our basic position is...  As far as your proposal is concerned, we think that...

Identifying obstacles:  The main obstacle to progress at the moment seems to be...  The main thing that bothers us is...  One big problem we have is... 

 What exactly is the underlying problem here?  Let's take a closer look at this problem.  I would like to analyse this situation and get to the bottom of the problem.

 In return for this, would you be willing to...?  We feel there has to be a trade-off here

 I'm afraid your offer doesn't go far enough.  Unfortunately, we must decline your offer for the following reason(s).  I'm sorry, but we must respectfully decline your offer.

 can we check these points one last time?  We would have to study this. Can we get back to you on this later?  We'll have to consult with our colleagues back in the office. We'd like to get back to you on it.

 We are happy to accept this agreement.  This agreement is acceptable to us.  I believe we have an agreement.

 start with welcome and introducing yourself  Clarify proposal  Check for bargaining options  Bargaining  Critical zone, dealing with obstacles  Declining an offer  Checking and delaying an offer  Accepting an agreement