Question: Harvard's 'Negotiation Principles' are not a guarantee that everyone gets exactly what they want, or even that anyone can get what they need. As negotiations

  1. Harvard's 'Negotiation Principles' are not a guarantee that everyone gets exactly what they want, or even that anyone can get what they need. As negotiations proceed, it is likely that the parties will be seriously considering their 'Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement' (BATNA). Your BATNA should always be kept in mind to rank the value of any proposed agreement. To improve your chances of maximizing value in a negotiation, it is suggested that you follow all these guidelines but one - which one would you ignore?
  • Do not reject a worse agreement than your BATNA
  • Do not reveal your BATNA early on in negotiations
  • Do not reveal a weak BATNA
  • Do not accept a worse agreement than BATNA

Choose the correct option and explain in brief with examples

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