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4、期艇表挺沫羹幽诉妹址恐侄麻沈浇哲缉折乡贼穴破何怎型膘型沫蹄用址用否玛抖议蛰浇哲兰熔穴浅挝破何援型澎行碍芝妹址慷张锻姐屉技此渣初慢惺预刹汉猩鲤如幼前稀哭雾揪锻张偷柠央狞舜会书慢疏裕猩亮摈棺孺浮稗悟棋叶张高级商务英语口语讲义2Part I Objectives What you should know before negotiating北美商务谈判须知 Seven useful tactics in negotiation谈判的七条战略性技巧 Negotiation language focuses 谈判口语用法总结Part IIThe How-TosWhat you should know b
5、efore negotiating in US Your business card will not be refused, but you may not always receive one in return. Try not to be offended-in the U.S., the rituals involved in exchanging business cards are sometimes not observed as closely as in other cultures. The recipient of your card will probably pla
6、ce it into a wallet, which a man may put in the back pocket of his pants. This gesture is done for convenience and is not meant to be a sign of disrespect, as it might be in other cultures. In many cases, business cards are not exchanged unless you want to contact the person later. Usually, business
7、 is conducted at an extremely fast pace. In a meeting, the participants will proceed with business after some brief, preliminary small talk. Many Americans believe that their country is the most successful economic and democratic power, and assume that American ways are the correct ones. This attitu
8、de frequently leads to a lack of interest in or knowledge of other cultures. Americans often know little of concepts such as saving face and the social niceties and formalities that are vitally important to other cultures. The United States is a very ethnocentric culture, and so it is closed to most
9、 outside information. Thinking tends to be analytical, concepts are abstracted quickly, and the universal rule is preferred. Regardless of the negotiator, company policy is always followed. There are established rules for everything, and experts are relied upon at all levels. The concept time is mon
10、ey is taken seriously in U.S. business culture, so always get to the point. In the U.S.A., money is a key priority and an issue that will be used to win most arguments. Americans dont always realize that businesspeople from many other cultures rarely, if ever, sacrifice status, protocol, or national
11、 honour for financial gain. In arguments, Americans will often emphasize their financial strength and/or indomitable position. Generally, they will use a majority vote unhesitatingly if they have it and will not spend much time seeking consensus. In many cases, they are willing to fire anyone jeopar
12、dizing their deal. Americans regard negotiating as problem-solving through give and take based on respective strengths. They often are unaware that the other side may have only one position. American businesspeople are opportunistic and willing to take chances. Opportunism and risk taking often resu
13、lt in Americans going for the biggest possible slice of the business, 100 % if possible. U.S. salespeople sometimes bring final contracts to first meetings with prospective clients. In large firms, contracts under $10,000 can often be approved by one middle manager in a single meeting. Be aware that
14、 the United States is the most litigious society in the world. There are lawyers who specialize in practically every industry and segment of society. In negotiations, points are made by the accumulation of objective facts. This evidence is sometimes biased by faith in the ideologies of democracy, ca
15、pitalism, and consumerism. The subjective feelings of the participants are not as much of a factor. In general, people from the U.S. will not hesitate to answer no. American businesspeople can be very blunt and will not hesitate to disagree with you. This approach often causes embarrassment to busin
16、ess travelers who are unaccustomed to dealing with Americans. Although they are risk-takers, American businesspeople will have a financial plan which must be followed. Often, American businesspeople try to extract an oral agreement at the first meeting. Americans tend to dislike periods of silence during negotiations; they are used to making up th
