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Hi Isa, a good start is to write down what you want to achieve from the negotiation and then think about what you are prepared to give up to achieve that. Work out what your best and worse case scenarios are for an agreed deal. Next is to try to understand the position of the person you are negotiating with and try to do the same for them. Having done this you can then decide how to approach things. I've done several training courses on this so drop me a line if you want more info or to discuss. by sim
About 1 year ago
isabel needs help with could you please suggest me a good online course, book or guide about negotiation techniques?
About 1 year ago
Hi Isa, a good start is to write down what you want to achieve from the negotiation and then think about what you are prepared to give up to achieve that. Work out what your best and worse case scenarios are for an agreed deal. Next is to try to understand the position of the person you are negotiating with and try to do the same for them. Having done this you can then decide how to approach things. I've done several training courses on this so drop me a line if you want more info or to discuss. by sim
About 1 year ago
isabel needs help with I want to create some apps for Iphone or Android but I don't know anything about this and I don't know any software. Could you please help me?
About 1 year ago
Isa, I saw a startup that helped with this but you needed some programming skills by sim
About 1 year ago
http://appbreeder.com/ try this Isa, let me know how you get on by sim
About 1 year ago
soosy needs help with guide books. Frommers, Rough Guide or Insight? Which one is the best for a family touring a country?
2 years ago
try the DK travel guides, Eyewitness Guides are my favorite, but you also have Top Ten and Pocket Guide and Map: www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk and go to the travel section. by Dolcemomo
2 years ago
Bradt guides are an unrecognised reliable source of info by Lucy
2 years ago
I've found Lonely Planet the easiest format to use. Great, as long as they're relatively easily published! by hancowan
2 years ago
I've found Lonely Planet the easiest format to use. Great, as long as they're relatively recently published! by hancowan
2 years ago
arbymore needs help with How do you choose which charities to support. Do you think that if cofacio users could suggest charities to support they would use it more. The final decision in which to support could either be yours or people could vote on which ones to support.
2 years ago
Good question. Up to now we have asked charities we know if they would like to be involved. In the future we would like our users and business supporters to tell us about the charities they wish to support. by sim
2 years ago
That is a great idea!!!! by caro
2 years ago
I think that if users suggest charities to support they'll make more of an effort to use the site. It'll be a great feeling knowing you're doing something to help your favourite charity. by arbymore
2 years ago
I agree arbymore, I'd like to suggest particular charities too. I do like the idea of supporting a particular project though, rather than sending a cheque of x amount to a charity. by soosy
2 years ago
Another suggestion. Whoever has contributed most to the site could be asked to nominate a charity. I think it could be a good incentive to use the site more. by arbymore
2 years ago
yes, definitely agree, we were thinking of some prizes for the top users but this is another way we can give them control over the site and keep them involved, thanks! by sim
2 years ago
