L4M5 Practice Questions
Commercial Negotiation
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A buyer is preparing for an upcoming negotiation with a large supplier on a contract renewal price. The buyer has undertaken some analysis and is concerned that changes in the organisation’s macro-environment over the last year will result in a price increase. The buyer’s analysis has identified changes in which of the following?
A negotiation meeting commences with the supplier asking the buyer 'How do you feel about the service you receive from us currently?', followed by 'What do you think about our latest products?' and 'How do we compare with other suppliers you use?'
The supplier is using which type of questions?
Maria, an NHS buyer, needs cost savings due to budget cuts. She plans to achieve savings with a collaborative supplier. Which negotiation approach should she use?
Collaborative approach in negotiation not only can fully satisfies the concerns of both, but also ensure that neither party will seek to be opportunistic in later time during the life of the contract. Is this statement true?
Toby is an international sourcing category buyer within a third sector (not-for-profit) organisation. He has chosen to use a more adversarial style of negotiation as he believes his organisation has greater bargaining power over the supplier.
In what other situation would an adversarial relationship be used by Toby?
A skilled negotiator will use a range of questioning techniques in a negotiation. If they wished to explore options with the other party without making any formal commitment, which type of question style would they use?
