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از سال 22 ژانویه 2024
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If you're going to buy one book on negotiation this year, make it this one. Most price negotiations begin with a lie. Each side asks for more than it expects to get, both sides know it, and the rest is a slow shuffle of offers, counteroffers, and "that's the best I can do." Todd Caponi's book Four…

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