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Logical Thinking and Judgment Ability <br>Negotiators must have an open mind, agile, strong judgment and decisive decision-making. The other party will often entangle you with many subtle issues, and cover up the main or important issues, or deliberately confuse the front and back, causal relationship between things. As a negotiator, you should have the ability to grasp the main contradictions and main aspects of things. At the same time, you should have an open mind. Don't be limited by a certain thing or a certain aspect, but consider the problem from multiple aspects. Accurate judgments and timely decision-making are extremely important for negotiators. If you want to improve your ability in this area, you must be good at listening to the other's opinions and grasping the other's intentions. Negotiation is a process in which both parties exchange opinions. But some people are quick-thinking and impulsive. Often just half of what the other person says, he thinks he understands the other person’s meaning and can’t wait to express his opinions. Take the opportunity.

Logical thinking and judgment.<br>Negotiators should be open-minded, agile, judgmental and decisive in their decision-making. The other person tends to pester you with a lot of detailed questions, to cover up the main or important issues, or to deliberately confuse the front and back of things, cause and effect. As a negotiator, we should have the ability to grasp the main contradictions and contradictions of things, at the same time to open up ideas, not for a certain thing or a certain aspect of the limitations, but from multiple aspects to consider the problem. Accurate judgment and timely decision-making are particularly important for negotiators. To improve this ability, you need to be good at listening to each other's opinions and grasping the other person's intentions. Negotiation is the process of mutual exchange of views between the two sides. But some people are quick-thinking, impulsive, often the other side's words just said half, he thought he understood the other side's meaning, can't wait to express their views, which is not desirable, resulting in misunderstanding of the other side, but to the other side to provide some opportunities.

Logical thinking and judgment ability<br>Negotiators should be open-minded, agile, strong judgment and decisive decision-making. The other party will often pester you with many trivial problems, and cover up the main or important problems, or deliberately confuse the cause and effect relationship between things. As negotiators, they should have the ability to grasp the main contradictions and the main aspects of contradictions. At the same time, they should be open-minded, not limited by one thing or one aspect, but should consider problems from multiple aspects. Accurate judgment and timely decision-making are particularly important for negotiators. To improve this ability, we should be good at listening to each other's opinions and grasping their intentions. Negotiation is a process in which both sides exchange views. However, some people are quick in thinking and impulsive. They often think that they have understood the meaning of the other party and can't wait to express their opinions when the other party's words are half said. This is also not advisable. It causes misunderstanding of the other party and provides opportunities for the other party.<br>