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11 Comments on The Fast, Sometimes Funny, and Frequently Furious Faces of Skepticism
Well done, you...an adversarial approach in business is not the path to longevity or consistent success. Everyone in the transaction dance is in partnership with everyone else, for sure.
I'd love to agree with you, but sadly sometimes all parties don't play nice in the sand box and I'm representing a side to a transaction and I'm not going to ask them to pay more than the comps show or take less than the comps show just for the sake of kumbaya. I'm actually in a stalemate right now on a deal where the other side is trying to use "listing prices" to justify their price. Pfft I say. Find me some sold comps that justify it. Cause I found sold comps to base our offer on. Now I'm saying I haven't done this all professionally and with kindness, but I do only represent one side and that does make the other side not on the same team.
I have not had a lot of issues like this as of late. Hopefully I dont either
janeAnne, it's interesting, because I think there are some people who really need a bit of the adversarial in their lives, and when I spot one I think long and hard before agreeing to take them on as a client. And if I do, I will generally share with them that I have noticed this little trait, and it doesn't work for me. Sometimes that's enough to straigten them out.
janeAnne,
I have known people who thrive on an adversarial role...Ron and I in our real estate practice would quickly disable that function by keeping our word on everything we promised. After a couple of weeks of working with us, they realized that they did not have to protect themselves...Trust wins. A
Hey, janeAnne! I included this post in Last Week's Favorites. Have a great week.
Li~
I am attracted to your point about longevity...I like the idea that civility can succeed and does over time...
Tammy~
Frustration can be at the heart of any negotiation process, for sure.
William! YAY!
Patricia~ I agree with you on being direct... and thanks for the Big Thumbs Up!
I think some folks are just weird... and it has nothing to do with the market.. I just shy away from them... I mean maybe I'm weird... Oh way have a nice day...
MaryAnn -- there is weird, eccentric, "touched" and many other conditions along the entire continuum of humanity we have to deal with in our vocations. Sometimes they are off the shoulder of the highway we prefer to travel, and we need to be able to say "good bye."
BTW - I came over on Patricia's recommendation. You have written this up very well.
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