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 Fatima Alsowailem 1

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 Fatima Alsowailem 1. What is your overall goal? 2. What are the issues? 3. What is your best alternative to a negotiated agreement? (BATNA) 4. What is your resistance point (i.c. the worst agreement you are willing to accept before ending negotiations)? 5. What are the negotiation strategies that you plan to use and explain how you will use them (minimum of 10]? (Chapter 6) 6. What deadlines exist? Which side do you think is more impatient? 7. What norms for fairness apply in this situation? 8. What topics or questions do you want to avoid (if any)? How will you respond if they bring them up? 9. Do you want to continue to have a business relationship with the other party? 10. What are the limits to the other party's authority?
u Abcode Aalbcode Normal No Spacing Heading 1 AaBDCDC Bb C DE Aa abc x x ??????, ???? ?vers?? ?????? Role 1: Roommate One (Fatima Alsowailem) You have just arrived at Harvard where you will be studying for your MBA for the next two years. You have been assigned to two-bedroom suite with another woman about the same age as yourself who is from California. She has already claimed the sunnier bedroom but yours is ok. It'll look fine once you put up your family pictures and a few keepsakes from home. Your roommate greets you wearing only a thong and a tank top which makes you feel extremely uncomfortable. (You are dressed in jeans, a long-sleeved top and a headscarf.) She has littered the common living room with her things: healing crystals, stacks of books about New Age healing techniques and lava lamps. The couch is covered with a bedspread featuring scantily clad men. She has taken up the whole refrigerator in the kitchel with her "sprout gardens," large trays containing green sprouts in various stages of development. There is no room for you to put any of your food which you brought with you. To top it off, as soon as you walked in, she opened the living room window and it is freezing outside. You are uncomfortable talking to someone with so few clothes on, horrified by the tasteless couch cover, ticked off she has taken over the living room with all her New Age paraphernalia, annoyed by her hogging the whole refrigerator and freezing because of the open window. This is going to be a challenging year living with this strange Californian woman. Maybe you should get some things settled up front so you can live harmoniously together, OK English (United States) Focus
assignment 4 BN Quearch in Dec nsert Draw Design Layout References Mallings Review View + Share Times New R. 10 - A A Abate ??????? AaBbc obed AaBb Hedingt BIU • alex Nama es Sating Title Styles Role 2: Roommate Two (Joana Green) You have just arrived at Harvard where you will be studying for your MBA for the next two years. You have been assigned to two-bedroom suite with another woman about the same age as yourself who is from Saudi Arabia. Thankfully, you arrived before she did so you could claim the sunnier bedroom. But the bedroom is too small for all your belongings so you've put your healing crystals, stacks of books on New Age healing techniques and precious lava lamps in the living room. Actually, the living room now looks cozy especially with the new cover you've put on the couch that features scantily clad men prancing around. Cool! You are just getting comfortable when your new roommate arrives. She is clearly a bit shocked by your attire, or lack of attire. You are used to hanging around your home in nothing but a thong and a tank top. You find clothing to constricting to relax in. Your new roommate is dressed in jeans, a long-sleeved top and a headscarf. What a prude! It is a good thing she doesn't have too much stuff because there isn't really any room in the living room for anything else. But she has a bag full of groceries. The overwhelming smell of the strange spices coming from the bag make you open the window even though it is freezing outside. You hope she doesn't want to put anything in the fridge because you have your alfalfa seeds growing in there. These are an essential part of your healthy, vegetarian diet. This is going to be a challenging year living with this strange Muslim woman. Maybe you should get some things settled up front so you can live harmoniously together. 17 Focus of 4 722 words English (United States MocBook

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1) The overall goal is to live peacefully and harmoniously together with Joana , so as to help each other throughout the 2 years at Harvard pursuing the same course and helping each other grow

2) There are few issues that I faced which are

a) Bedroom with a good view and sunlight has been taken
b) Joana wears clothes that makes me uncomfortable and makes it even difficult to talk to
her
c) The whole living room is occupied with Joana’s stuff like healing crystals , stack of books , e.t.c there is no place to keep other things
d) Even the couch is covered with a weird bedspread featuring clad men
e) The entire fridge is occupied as well leaving no place to put up my groceries
f) The windows of living room were also kept open even though it was freezing outside

3) The best alternative to a negotiated agreement (BATNA) would be keeping some storage space in the fridge for my groceries and asking Joana to wear some decent clothes while I’m present in the house if the negotiated agreement somehow falls through.

4) My resistance point would be allowing Joana to keep up her stuff in the living room with all of her stuff like healing crystals , stack of books , lava lamps , new age healing techniques e.t.c

5) Negotiation Strategies

a) Limiting alternatives - I won’t let Joana take over my BATNA by staying strong over my considered alternatives

b) Threats and warnings - If conditions not met or negotiated a warning can be issued like complaining to college management for change of rooms or room partner

c) Bluffing , playing off - By saying some facts or exaggerating about any said consequences applicable if negotiations aren’t made or followed

d) Feather ruffling - I would let Joana clear that I won’t entertain any insults based upon my clothes or way of living which would show my stronger will and nature

e) Not getting flinched - I would not at all entertain unreasonable demands and would only negotiate for an equal amount of negotiated deal

f) Not Reducing my demands - I wouldn't fall easy on the fair demands that I have made and would stick to my side of the deal

g) Take it or leave it strategy - I would put Joana in situations to accepy my demand in some cases or let go off any other benefits that she direly requires like extra space in the fridge

h) Commitment tatics - Asking for a pure and complete commitment from Joana in the tasks she promised and demanding extra benefits if she fails to deliver the commitment

i) Putting up extreme demands - I'll put extreme demands firist and then try to negotiate to the actual deal that I want from Joana's side

j) Soft approach - I'll even try to yield and plead to much for the part of the deal that I for surely require at any costs