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Never Split the Difference
- Negotiating as if Your Life Depended on It
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A former international hostage negotiator for the FBI offers a new field-tested approach to high-stakes negotiations - whether in the boardroom or at home.
After a stint policing the rough streets of Kansas City, Missouri, Chris Voss joined the FBI, where his career as a hostage negotiator brought him face-to-face with a range of criminals, including bank robbers and terrorists. Reaching the pinnacle of his profession, he became the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator.
Never Split the Difference takes you inside the world of high-stakes negotiations and into Voss' head, revealing the skills that helped him and his colleagues succeed where it mattered most: in saving lives. In this practical guide, he shares the nine effective principles - counterintuitive tactics and strategies - you, too, can use to become more persuasive in both your professional and personal lives.
Life is a series of negotiations you should be prepared for: buying a car, negotiating a salary, buying a home, renegotiating rent, deliberating with your partner. Taking emotional intelligence and intuition to the next level, Never Split the Difference gives you the competitive edge in any discussion.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 31/08/2019
Simply Brilliant
Best piece of litterature i've ever laid eyes (well... ears) on.
it will probably change your life aswell
Good luck
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- Ravi
- 04/08/2021
A masterpiece for mastering our life
I started to read the first paragraphs and then read the conclusion.
The conclusion gives you real applicable steps to prepare for any negotiation.
I got a lot of value from “how to set your goal”. It explains the title and made huge sense to me. The idea that we used to diminish our goals for fear of being disappointed and miss out the opportunity to really aim and get what we want got me.
The part about empathy in negotiation to create an environment that helps every party to think hit the mark again for me. (Excuse my English if I write in weird ways to you, I am French and do my best here writing this comment)
Then I read the rest of the book and could not stop taking notes.
So inspiring and applicable.
This book is a revolution in the good sense of the term, for me.
I cannot recommend reading this book or at least the conclusion, highly enough.
Thanks Chris and Taz and publishing team for this work
I also thanks my friend Jules who shared this book with our group at an immersion I was at in Normandie for a month. This book made a big part of what was life inspiring for me at this event.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 10/05/2021
Super manuel de négociation au travers d'histoires
Un super livre pour faire son premier pas dans la négociation et comprendre les grands principes de cette dernière.
Le livre est saisissant grâce aux exemples concrets fournis par l'auteur qu'il puise dans sa vie riche d'histoires pour illustrer les principes de négociations qu'il défend.
On ne rêve plus que d'une chose après la lecture de ce livre :'avoir des opportunités pour négocier !
Petit bémol, il y a quelques longueurs dans le livre.
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- Ralfe
- 24/01/2021
Should be a standard part of highschool curriculum
I wish I had this knowledge my whole adult life! The author provides a solid framework for negotiation, with very practical, concrete techniques. The scattering of real world examples from his students, clients and his work as a lead international hostage negotiator makes the book even more enjoyable. I cannot recommend this book highly enough.
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- Florent
- 22/07/2020
Life changer!
This book was a great experience. All of those tools acquired through the experience of the negotiation... Just awesome!
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- Pierre C.
- 09/07/2020
a slow but impactful Insight
this book makes you crave for negotiating opportunities instead of trying to akwardly avoid them.
The narration is great and the anecdotes easy to connect to and follow.
I recommend for sure !
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- Francis Gaudu
- 10/05/2020
You need to know these tools
That book was amazing. No bullshit. Field tested. Read it, it will make you win.
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- Forissier Josselin
- 25/02/2020
Enlightening book a must read
This book was a real treat. Very well written and read. A real gold mine of information, helping reader grasp the concepts with very nice short stories.
Fantastic book.
thanks for this
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- Amazon Customer
- 11/12/2019
Great book!
You will learn a lot and you will read it twice! Have a fun reading
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 16/09/2019
Incroyable !!!
Great content aggregated with amazing storytelling. This really is an incredible negotiating course in itself !
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- Brad
- 14/07/2019
Should come with warning label
While the author tells a compelling story and expertly conveys his methods, he fails to realize the limitations of the narrow scope of his experience and the dangers of employing those methods in most situations.
One friend told me how he was using what he learned in his business. He didnt seem to realize that his "success" was partially due to his clients momentary disadvantage, that they may be letting him "win" rather than risk confrontation, or that their "remedy" to his petty, overly lopsided "negotiation" was to shop elsewhere and potentially leave a damning review.
Recently I was in a legal dispute and it was immediately obvious that the opposing lawyer had also read this book and, at the time, he had an advantage. He "went for it" and stuck to his guns on all of his demands. When a key hearing didnt go his way, he realized his error and offered me 2.5 times what I tried to sell it to him for previously. Unfortunately for him I recognized how the tide had turned and very much resented his heavy handedness. He "might" get my land now for 10 times the price I had previously offered, but more than likely I wont sell it to him at all because not doing so will cost him 20 times what I would have sold him the land for.
This book is great for one-off negotiations where you have the only deal in town and repeat negotiations are unlikely. However, if you have competitors or you may need something from the other party in the future - not only may you be unsuccessful with these techniques, but you may inspire a desire for retribution.
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- Michelle
- 06/04/2019
Possibly a great message
I was really interested in this book, but ultimately did not finish it. The narrator's voice did not match the message. This particular, amazing narrator has narrated so many fiction books, that this read (listened) like a fiction novel to me. The author talks about the importance of his tone of voice, so why didn't the author just narrate the book? This is the first book of MANY that I will need to purchase the paperback copy, so I am disappointed in that.
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- Christopher L Ream
- 04/11/2018
PDF not on site
I did not mind the book but, it references a PDF in the book not available through audible.
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- Dominique
- 14/09/2018
Life Changing
Not many business books have had a profound effect on the way I do business, but this one has changed me and my style of pricing my products and negotiating my services forever.
Without making me become heartless, I feel like this book made me think about things differently and that simple paradigm shift has allowed me to make more money right away.
I had to negotiate a deal the other day and U did so without anxiety or fear.
Unlike so many other business books that waste half the book telling you how great the author is or trying to convince you why you should buy into the concept, this book doesn't waste a minute.
I plan to listen more than once because I am sure there are things I can understand more fully after another listen.
Strong narration by Michael Kramer. ,Amazing content, and more than the title implies, you will learn how to sell, how to negotiate, and how to walk away and feel good about it, knowing that some people just aren't your customers. I learned that meeting people halfway is poison for my business because it turns out that those are really customers who cannot afford to pay my rates in the first place and then later have no respect for what we do because, of course, they didn't pay full price, so why should they?
Since reading/listening to this book less than a month ago, I have gotten full price for deals I would have previously discounted out of fear of losing the deal, and have gotten zero push back from the clients. It was like magic. It just took the guts to try it, which was scary because as a small business owner, it's real money I am playing with.
But it worked, and I have changed. This isn't something they teach in business school, but they should. I'm not kidding about it being life changing. My new favorite book of all time for non-fiction. Bravo, Chris Voss.
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- John L. Pinkowski
- 07/03/2017
Needs PDF companion file
The author alludes to a worksheet of techniques which I assume is in the printed book .. this book is excellent but would benefit greatly from a PDF companion file
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- Joe Diablo
- 18/04/2019
It Just Works - Seriously
Would it be a crazy idea for a former FBI hostage negotiator to successfully apply their approach in the business world?
I'm getting a lot out of this and I'm currently on my second listen-through, taking notes, and I've got a paperback version on the way. I'm not a negotiator, not in sales, or real estate - but I've already used some of this stuff to smooth over situations at work, and with friends.
Could this approach work on...
your asshole boss
your lazy employees
your flaky girlfriend
your loser boyfriend
you nosy landlord
your deadbeat tenant
some random crazy person?????
Well.. look at it this way. The seeds of this approach came from a suicide hotline, then were adapted to deal with kidnappers and terrorists... total antisocials, killers, rapists, religious freaks. And hell yes it worked. (Think of how Clarice made friends with Hannibal Lecter)
My only complaint is the narrator.
I'm sure he's a lovely narrator, but he ain't no FBI hostage negotiator. He sounds like... a damn narrator.
Would it really be a problem for the author to republish the audio version and narrate it himself?
I've heard the author speak on several YouTube videos, and wow, I'd just much rather it be him.
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- Zach Slade
- 25/02/2018
A Must (and fun...) Listen on Human Interaction!
Really enjoyed this extremely entertaining listen on effective negotiation tactics and human behavior patterns. The content is highly applicable to numerous types of human interaction.
I hardly ever read sales books because so much is either outdated or the same. I’ve found this book to have profound implications applied to selling that certainly act contrary to the “Client is Always Right” garbage that may have worked in the 1980's. This will help you cut through the crap (of any interaction) and ripen conditions for a true win/win to occur. It’s helped me to identify the type of people I truly enjoy working with and helped me to effectively leave the table on those who may not be a good fit. It’ll help you save time through identifying the true motives and negotiation style of the other party.
Chris Voss does an exceptional job of translating extreme life or death scenarios into useful business tools. I read this book thinking he must be oversimplifying, but as I apply these tactics I’m learning he’s probably just this good. His methods are simple, effective, mostly clean, and far less manipulative than some other negotiation material that has left me wanting to shower after reading. The tools he describes that aren’t necessarily 100% clean, such as mislabeling, he does so in a way that will prevent them from being used on you! Regardless, this book has vast applications and is highly relevant to business today.
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- Leo
- 04/07/2017
NOTHING SHORT OF LIFE-CHANGING
I have never been one to negotiate; I have always been terrified of it whether for my job or in interpersonal situations. This book helped me unearth not only new ways for me to build confidence but also has some incredible negotiation techniques and tips that I had never imagined I would encounter. Worth EVERY penny. I would recommend to you, but I don't want you to know what I now know in case I ever face you. ;) Oh, and outstanding work by the narrator. Kept me engaged the whole time. I couldn't stop listening!
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- A. Yoshida
- 29/04/2018
Start at No in Negotiations
The book should have been titled "Start at No in Negotiations." Often, a "no" means "wait" or "I'm not comfortable with that." Probe deeper and listen carefully to uncover key information behind the "no" (such as "I want to but I don't have the money now" or "it is actually my spouse, not me, who doesn't agree"). This is a much more effective approach than trying to get the counterpart to say "yes," which the person might say just to get rid of you.
The author, who is a former FBI hostage negotiator, included too many hostage stories. These situations where lives are on the line, the negotiator would never split the difference (e.g., you take 2 hostages and I take 2 hostages) and hence, the book title. But for everyday situations (like negotiating with a family member, buying a car, or working with colleagues), the stories aren't that useful and such a perspective on negotiations isn't practical.
I recommend starting with Chapter 9 to understand the types of people in negotiations:
Analyst - methodical and diligent; need time to go over facts and consider the options
Accommodator - builds rapport through a continuous free-flowing exchange of information; not necessarily focused on the desired outcome
Assertive - direct and candid; getting it done quickly is more important than spending more time on getting it done right
Then start from the beginning and practice the skills, including:
Mirror - repeat the last three words (or the critical one to three words) of what someone has just said to draw out more information from the person
Label - validate someone's emotion and fears by acknowledging it (such as "it seems like you feel you're not being appreciated")
Accusation List - list the worst things the counterpart could say about you (such as "you probably think I don't spend enough time on this project") and state the goals (such as "I could trust you to do your part without supervision" and "we all want this project to be successful").
Ask questions, collect information, and consider creative ways to get to your goals (such as non-monetary items - amenities, upgrades, positive reviews, and referrals). There is much more in the book that goes through the nuances of what to say, how to say it, and how to behave. It is a book that you need to read slowly, take notes, and practice the tips before moving on to the next chapter.
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- Laurie Ann Murabito
- 21/01/2017
Second time around
What did you love best about Never Split the Difference?
The book and science is fascinating! I'm listening to it a second time because I believe we pick up or learn what we can on the first time around. I enjoyed the book so much, I purchased the hardcover book to read and take notes.
What did you like best about this story?
The stories bring the techniques to life.
Any additional comments?
I believe if you are in business, have children you negotiate with or customers/clients....OK, everyone should listen to this knowledgeable, wonderful book and learn from the author. I would love to sit and have lunch with Christ Voss.
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- Felix Rizo-Patron
- 11/08/2018
the techniques were used on real hostage stories
The techniques described in this book do not come from a classroom, they come of trial and error in situations of life and death.
Some techniques are:
Labelling - label what your counterpart is feeling
Mirrors - mirror them so they feel at ease
Open-ended questions - let them do the talk. Gather information.
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- Chamäleon
- 23/05/2018
Überbewertet
Das Buch vermittelt gute Technikideen und nennt dafür auch praktische Beispiele.
Ohne weitere Kenntnisse ergibt sich meiner Ansicht jedoch nicht die Umsetzung.
Hierfür finden sich detaillierte Erläuterungen in anderen Büchern.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 28/08/2018
Boring
The speaker is extremely boring.
The negotiating insights are basic sales knowledge. Ask open investigating questions versus closed questions. Combine it with the harvard negotiation model. And you got it.
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- Alexander
- 22/03/2017
best book heard so far.
I really enjoyed the book. it's informative, practical and entertaining at once.
the best thing are the summary's at the end of each chapter. normally i dislike them but the author covers so much ground. it's a perfect reminder.
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- Dwtr50
- 26/10/2017
The book will rescue your life
It is the most fascinating book that I ever read on the topic business negotiation. If you are look to take your game on a new level and understand a fundamental level of human interaction read this piece of art. And remember never split the difference while negotiating your life.
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- AHB
- 07/02/2021
lengthy and braggy
This book was recommended in conflict training to those who wouldn't believe all their colleagues have their best interests in mind. Some of the paradigms (like the title) are interesting. However, I found a lot of the advice to fall somewhere between trivial upbringing ("make sure your counterpart is feeling good"), manipulative, and just not the role I want to play in a long-time professional relationship. I guess, it's helpful to have these options pointed out. The language is redundant and self-aggrandizing, and the speaker duplicates this atmosphere. If you come for the true-crime drama and first hand recollections on the FBI's bumbling early days of negotiation, it's probably entertaining. I don't think it will help anyone to become a kick-ass negotiator though.
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- Giuseppe Rotella
- 26/07/2019
A must read about negotiation
The book offers a variety of tools which I partially already started to apply with success.
Michael Kramer, the reader, has the best voice I have heard so far in Audible..
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- Ahmed Naim
- 27/11/2018
an above average book but not very special
the book was not bad but too much details about the FBI negotiating stories with much less concentration on the real life examples.
the book is not bad but also not very special
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- Amazon Kunde
- 06/10/2017
Sehr gut!!
Die Praxisnähe macht es zum besten mir bekannten Buch über Verhandlungstechniken. Ein echtes Highlight unter den Businessbüchern - wobei die Inhalte natürlich auch im privaten Umfeld angewendet werden können.
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- Jack Jones
- 06/06/2017
it was ok
it was ok but then a little less stories and more facts would be better.
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