ビジネス交渉英語

第5章:交渉の締結

  • 要約する
  • 懸念を伝え、安心感を与える
  • 決断を延期する・受け入れる

1. 要約する

Amy: So, let’s go over what we’ve decided so far. You’d like 500 units of model X2 for this month’s order. Delivery will be on September 4. And our maintenance team will visit your factory on October 5 for our semi-annual routine check on the machines. The total price with tax is $45,890. Do we have a deal?

Sam: There’s one other issue. What about delivery costs?

Amy: There’s no charge for orders of more than 200 units.

Sam: Great. Let’s start the paperwork.

役立つ表現

Let’s just confirm the details, then.
Let’s make sure we agree on these points.
Let me go over what we talked about.
So, here’s what we’ve agreed to.
1. Customer and supplier2. Employee and manager
Quantity: 300 units
Price: $42/unit x 300 units = $12,600
Delivery: 100 units on May 23, 100 units on June 12, 100 units on July 17
Future orders: undecided
Salary: 5% raise
Bonus: 7% of annual salary
Dental cover: yes
Vacation days: 15 days
Company car: undecided

2. 懸念を伝え、安心感を与える

リスニング前の質問

  1. What are the customer’s concerns?
  2. How did the supplier give reassurance?
  3. Did they close the deal?

Track 8

Listen to a supplier giving reassurance to a customer over her concerns.

Raising concernsGiving reassurance

次の懸念について安心してもらえるように答えましょう。

  1. I’m still worried about the presentation I have to give tomorrow.
  2. I don’t think we can finish this project on time.
  3. Think of your own example.

3. 決断を延期する・受け入れる

Track 9

Track 10 Track 11

Listen to three customers delaying making a deal.

Reason for delayingCustomer’s action
Customer 1
Customer 2
Customer 3

役立つ表現

We need to do a little more research to come to a decision.
I’d like to consult with my superiors before making a decision.
I’ll need a little more time to think about this.
I’m not quite ready to give you an answer.

I think we have a deal.
We are ready to accept your offer.
This agreement is acceptable to us.
It’s my pleasure to say that we accept your offer.

提示されたヒントを使って、合意を保留する表現を作りましょう。

  1. Poor quality so need to do more research.
  2. Too expensive so need to consult boss.
  3. Doesn’t meet needs so need more time.

4. 総合練習

Role A: employee

You are the youngest member in your department. You are also the best employee. You usually finish your work and leave at 6:00 p.m. while others in your department work until 9:00 or 10:00 p.m. You feel that you should get a raise as you are more productive than the others. Negotiate a raise with your boss.

Role B: boss

Some of your staff have complained about a new employee in your department. He/she is very young and energetic but makes a lot of mistakes. Your staff often have to work late correcting these mistakes while the new employee goes home at 6:00 p.m. Go talk to this new employee.

ヒント!

一度提案したら、相手から返答があるまでは、その内容を追加したり変更したりしないようにしましょう。

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