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Negotiate Better
Like Saul Goodman
Updated: 2021.12.05
4 min read · Intermediate
Negotiate Better
Like Saul Goodman
Discussion Questions
Q1
In your own words, please briefly summarize the article.
Q2
What’s your first impression after reading this article?
Q3
Have you seen Better Call Saul? If not, has this article piqued your curiosity?
Q4
What kinds of negotiations do you encounter in your professional life?
Q5
Share your winning negotiation strategy.
Q6
Can you identify certain moments in your day-to-day life as negotiations? What are those moments and how do you navigate them?
Q7
Do you think there are opportunities for win-win negotiations that you are not tapping into in your everyday life? Identify those opportunities and share how you’d use them.
Q8
Have you ever been impressed by your creative solutions? If you have, share what the experience was like.
Q9
If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down.
Expressions
stock-in-trade
a typical object, activity, or subject a person or company deals in
Example
1

High-performing batteries are our stock-in-trade.

Example
2

Celebrities’ private lives are the stock-in-trade of the tabloid media.

dovetail
to fit well
Example
1

The new project nicely dovetails with the old one to add tremendous value to the company.

Example
2

I make my own hours, and things have been going really well. My new life as a dad dovetails with the flexible schedule.

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