ビジネス交渉英語

第2章:交渉の開始

  • 雑談をする
  • 目的を伝える
  • 最初の提案をする

1. 雑談をする

Jen: Greg, it’s great to finally meet you in person.

Greg: Jen, it’s a pleasure to meet you, too. Is this your first visit to Vancouver?

Jen: Yes, it’s really quiet and clean here. You have a nice office.

Greg: Thank you. We renovated it last year. Can I take your coat?

Jen: Great, thanks.

マッチング

  1. Can I get you something to drink?
  2. I really like your tie.
  3. Please make yourself comfortable.
  4. Is this your first time to our office?
  5. What are your plans while you’re in town?
  6. Is that a new suit?
  1. Making small talk
  2. Being hospitable
  3. Complimenting

自分自身の例を考えましょう。

  1. Compliment someone on one of their company’s products.
  2. Compliment someone on their office.
  3. Offer them a seat.
  4. Offer them something to drink.
  5. Ask about their weekend.
  6. Ask about their business.

2. 目的を伝える

相手との関係を築いたら、目的を伝え、進め方を提案することで、具体的なビジネスの話を始めることができます。

Track 2

Track 3 Track 4

Write down the objective and process.

NameExpressions for stating your objectiveExpressions for suggesting a process
1.Jeff
2.Cindy
3.Fred

3. 最初の提案をする

表現を適切な見出しの下に分類しましょう。

  1. We were thinking $5.5 million.
  2. $5.5 million is the best we can do.
  3. Our offer is $5.5 million.
  4. How does $5.5 million sound?
  5. We feel that $5.5 million is a fair offer.
  6. The most we expect to pay is $5.5 million.
Take it or leave itTesting the waters

答えを下の線の適切な位置に入れましょう。

  1. $5.5 million? That’s a little less than what we were expecting to get.
  2. That’s way below our bottom line.
  3. Well, it’s a good starting point.
  4. That’s a very reasonable offer.
  5. That’s out of the question.
ImpossibleJust right

相手が持っているものについて、最初の提案をしてみましょう。例えば:

A: I was thinking of $100 for your watch.

B: $100? That’s a little less than what I was expecting to get.

A: $120 is the best I can do.

B: Well, it’s a good starting point.

4. 総合練習

Role A: colleague

Meetings are too long in your department. No one takes leadership in these meetings, so you feel it’s a waste of time. You are very busy and want to shorten them to one hour. Negotiate with your colleague.

Role B: colleague

Meetings are too short in your department. You always run out of time. You want to extend them to three hours. This will give everyone a fair chance to speak. Negotiate with your colleague.

ヒント!

交渉を始める前に、リラックスできる雰囲気を作ることが重要です。優れた交渉人は、相手を安心させます。

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