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π£οΈ Evening English Mini β Negotiation & Persuasion
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π§ νμΊμ€νΈλ‘ λ£κΈ°
π Key Expressions
meet someone halfway β μλ‘ μ보νλ€, νννλ€
- "I'm willing to meet you halfway on the deadline."
make a compelling case β μ€λλ ₯ μλ μ£Όμ₯μ νΌμΉλ€
- "She made a compelling case for increasing the budget."
push back (on) β λ°λ μ견μ μ μνλ€, μ ννλ€
- "Don't be afraid to push back if the terms aren't fair."
sweeten the deal β 쑰건μ λ μ’κ² λ§λ€λ€
- "They sweetened the deal by offering free maintenance."
have leverage β νμμμ μ 리ν μμΉμ μλ€
- "We have leverage because they need our technology."
π¬ Mini Dialogue
A: The client wants a 30% discount. That's way too much. B: I agree, but we can't just say no. Let's meet them halfway β offer 15% with extended support. A: Good idea. And we have leverage here since no competitor offers our integration. B: Exactly. If they push back, we can sweeten the deal with priority onboarding. A: That should make a compelling case. Let's go with that.
π§ Tip
In negotiations, silence is power. After making your offer, resist the urge to fill the silence. Let the other side respond first.