Sep42018You can partially compensate for the lack of strong alternatives in a negotiation by mentally simulating a realistic but ambitious alternative. Read more Category: FeaturesSeptember 4, 2018 Share this article Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Share on XShare on X Pin itShare on Pinterest Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Share on WhatsAppShare on WhatsApp Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:ASA: September 2018 IssueNextNext post:Back to basics – external confirmations from financial institutionsRelated PostsSpecial feature: SUSTAINABILITY – Embedding sustainability reporting in the integrated reportMay 1, 2026Special feature: SUSTAINABILITY – The role of financial services in integrating business into natureMay 1, 2026Feature: How frontline innovation and systems thinking are reshaping resilienceApril 1, 2026Feature: Why human rights matter in the modern workplaceApril 1, 2026Feature: Preparing for digital VAT: How finance teams can get ready for SARS’s next phase of tax modernisationApril 1, 2026Feature: Why global commercial growth slows down: And how eLearning can fix itApril 1, 2026
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