The negotiation process is very differently perceived by men and women, mainly due to our conscious and unconscious gender biases. Women have their own superpowers that can be utilized in the process.
The negotiation process is very differently perceived by men and women, mainly due to our conscious and unconscious gender biases. Women have their own superpowers that can be utilized in the process.
The negotiation process is very differently perceived by men and women, mainly due to our conscious and unconscious gender biases. The main idea of this interview session is to clarify that the game of negotiations is played in multiple rounds and to make women aware that they have their own superpowers to be utilized in the process.
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