Slate Negotiation Academy episode 4: ticking clock tactics.

Slate’s Negotiation Academy: The Ticking Clock and Other Physical Tactics

Slate’s Negotiation Academy: The Ticking Clock and Other Physical Tactics

Learn the secrets of everyday haggling.
Nov. 7 2011 1:36 PM

The Ticking Clock and Other Physical Tactics: Slate’s Negotiation Academy

Episode 4 of our series on haggling like the pros.

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In this week’s installment of Slate’s Negotiation Academy, we focus on several physical tactics you can consider when going into your negotiation: Should you haggle in person, by phone, or over email? How should the room be arranged? What do bathroom breaks mean for your status in the talks? And perhaps most important: How and when should you employ the powerful but tricky tactic of imposing a deadline?

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Richard Haass, a veteran diplomat and current president of the Council on Foreign Relations. (He also has an unusual connection to one of us, which you’ll hear about in the show.)

You’ll find all our episodes available in the player below:

You can also read the introduction to the series here.

Podcast produced by Mark Phillips.