
Getting to Yes
Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
by Roger Fisher
Who This Book Is For
An ideal reader is a professional who negotiates regularly under time pressure and with meaningful stakes—sales managers, procurement specialists, HR, project leads, contract lawyers, executives—and who tends to default to hard bargaining or politeness without real outcomes. This reader wants a more reliable framework: principled negotiation. They are curious about uncovering interests behind positions, learning to separate people from problems, and aiming for win-win solutions grounded in objective criteria. They value durable agreements that preserve relationships, and they’re willing to change their negotiation habits, prepare thoroughly (BATNA, reservation value, criteria), brainstorm options, and design contingent terms. They work in environments with multiple stakeholders or power imbalances, including cross-cultural settings, and may face deadlines or high-pressure tactics. They appreciate practical tools, real-world examples, and a repeatable process they can apply across contracts, compensation, and collaborative projects. This reader benefits from clear steps, ethical guidelines, and a calmer, more influential presence overall.
Book Details
- Categories
- Business, Nonfiction, Self Help
- Pages
- 200
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- ENGLISH
- Rating
- 3.9 (85,725 reviews)
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- Flow summary for easy, logical understanding
- Key takeaways and actionable insights
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