PJM205 — Negotiation Principles

Certificate in IT Project Management
  • Course ID: PJM205
  • Course Credits: 4

About PJM205 — Negotiation Principles

In this course, students will learn how to be an effective negotiator as an IT project manager. The curriculum covers the strategies and tactics of integrative negotiation, focusing on interactions with various stakeholders. This course teaches the significance of ethics in negotiation, and how perception, cognition, and emotions factor into the negotiation process. Students will learn how to find their negotiation power and use their influence and communication skills to direct negotiations. This course covers the importance of relationships in negotiations, and how agents, constituents, and audiences affect the negotiation process.


Prerequisites

None

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