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Who said this saying: Flattery is the infantry of negotiation?

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Question added by Muwaffaq NoufaL , Business Executive Manager , CBU Indu. &trade Co
Date Posted: 2017/05/24
Omar Saad Ibrahem Alhamadani
by Omar Saad Ibrahem Alhamadani , Snr. HR & Finance Officer , Sarri Zawetta Company

Thanks

 " Lord Chandos ..."

Note : I googled it

Aya Omar Abdel Gawwad Abdel Latif
by Aya Omar Abdel Gawwad Abdel Latif , متدرب , التعمير و الاسكان #حديثة التخرج (^_^)

I AGREE WITH PREVIOUS ANSWERS

Seebaruth Pritiveraj
by Seebaruth Pritiveraj , Digital Services & TV Production Manager , Lottotech Ltd

Not a follower of him, but read a few stuff from Lord Chandos!

Arif Mahmood
by Arif Mahmood , Procurement Manager / Supply Chain Manager , Safety Assets Establishment for Trading & Contracting, www.safetyassets.net

Thanks to give us opportunity to answer Mr. Muaffaq.

Thanks to give us a good lesson LORD CHANDOS..

Obaid ur Rehman
by Obaid ur Rehman , HR Executive , Al Bahr Al Arabi Marine Engineering Services

It was stated by Lord Chandos. 

Mohammed Awad
by Mohammed Awad , Regional Supply Chain & Operations Director , Tamakkon Co.

Do we need to care who said that as long as it is a lesson we learn from ?

Deleted user
by Deleted user

As per Google lord chandos .But be fair personally i don't know

Celeste Ann Mascarenhas
by Celeste Ann Mascarenhas , Health Care Assistant, Level 3 Nursing , Carlton Court Care Home

The above quote by Lord Chandos illustrates a thought I had – The goal of flattery in Siboot is to help put the other person in an emotional state.

One effective way to gain leverage in a negotiation is to use Flattery or Sweet Talk. When used effectively, flattery has the impact of motivating....

The 'Flattery' negotiation tactic sets up an exchange relationship by making the other person look good.

Flattery has long been known to be a great influencer. Everyone likes to think they are rational and make their decisions based on the facts.

It helps negotiate: Flattery is infantry on the march for negotiation. Actually it is the best, and oldest, trick in the book to bag the best deals while shopping.

It breaks the ice: Sometimes, a little flattery goes a long way in getting to know new people. Surprising how much nicer people can get when their ego is pampered.

It lifts spirits: When a friend has a bad hair day or is feeling down, a bit of flattery does the trick. Instantly, it makes him/her feel better.

The queue moves: In a supermarket on a Friday evening, a little flattery can help you jump the queue and stave off varicose veins.

Makes light of excess baggage: A minor compliment accompanied with a smile could help you save some precious dirhams at the airport!

Gets help when the tyre goes flat: A damsel in distress plus a little flattery. Result? A good samaritan to help and the happy prospect of keeping freshly manicured nails in tip top condition.

Reduces muscle strain at the baggage claim: You can get help for lifting off your heavy suitcases with the aid of flattery, especially if you're not travelling light.

Peace and happiness with in-laws: Pay your mother-in-law that all-important compliment on her culinary skills and watch those brownie points jump right off the scale.

Lunch break remains yummy: When you visit any public office for a minor task during your lunch break, a smile and some sweetness can help you get back to work on time.

Spouse wows! Flattery at full throttle with your spouse is pure investment. Just guard from going OTT (over the top).

Ashraf E. Mahmoud (PhD)
by Ashraf E. Mahmoud (PhD) , University Lecturer, Freelancer Consultant and Trainer for Int'l Business & Banking TF. , FreeLancer

Thanks for invitation,

Follow our colleagues answers.

Emmanuel Wamweta
by Emmanuel Wamweta , production supervisor , Tembo Steel Rolling

I fully agree with my colleagues' submissions. Thanx for the invitation

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