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Tuesday, January 28, 2020
The Researcher’s Guide to Negotiation:
7 Practical Tips to Help You Get What You Want
Negotiation is all around us. Whether you’re considering a job offer, buying a car, or convincing your partner to order pizza instead of Thai food, you’ve almost certainly engaged in some form of negotiation in the recent past. What you might not realize is that negotiation is a skill that can be practiced and perfected over time.
In this presentation, David will discuss 7 negotiation tips that have been derived from research and taught at business schools around the world. You’ll learn practical strategies you can use to tackle your next negotiation confidently and effectively.
Join us as we learn the basic vocabulary of negotiation; dispel common myths that can derail negotiation and develop practical strategies to navigate your next negotiation.
Our Speaker:
David J. Lick
David J. Lick is currently a Senior User Experience Researcher at Google. Prior to his work in the industry, he received a PhD in Psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles, where he TA’ed negotiation for undergraduates as well as MBA Students.
Hosted by
Spotify
Four World Trade Center
150 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10007
(map)
Tickets
Registration closes at 4pm EST on Friday, January 24
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$10
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NYC UXPA Annual Members
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$20
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General Public
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$25
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Event Admission ($10) + Annual Membership ($15)
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$5
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Students (valid student ID required at check-in)
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Free with admission: snacks, refreshments, networking opportunities, intelligent discussions, not-so-intelligent discussions, enlightenment, and inspiration.
Agenda
Tuesday, January 28
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6:00-6:30PM
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Check-in and Refreshments
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6:30-6:45PM
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Opening Announcements
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6:45-8:00PM
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Speaker Presentation and Q&A
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| 8:00-8:45PM |
Reception & Networking |
Registration Policies
Registration closes at 4pm ET on Friday, January 24 -or- whenever capacity is reached, whichever occurs first. Tickets can be refunded or transferred by sending a request to RSVP@nycuxpa.org on or before January 24. Requests received after this period will not be processed.
Accessibility is important to us. We want to be inclusive to our community and we celebrate diversity. Please see our Accessibility Policy for how to make an accessibility request for an event.
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