ThelegalLens: Common Sense Business Negotiator and the professional harikiri that the big companies do not commit that the small companies do!

Wednesday, 2 March 2016

Common Sense Business Negotiator and the professional harikiri that the big companies do not commit that the small companies do!

A Bad Business Negotiator as a new Business Owner today!

Bad business negotiations is the second highest killer of the driving spirit behind young business entrepreneurial adventures in this our our 21st century new business invention's era. It is very, very frustrating to see yourself and to worsen things for you, your immediate family; your wife and your innocent kids coming in form of rendering you some measures of empathy as if they have any clue to your business challenges or the agreement you have got yourself into. In fact, it is the second highest killer virus of young business entrepreneurship just only to bad business strategies and advertorials. It places both the new business owner and his entire nucleus family into a high tension live electricity cable wire for electrocution. And that is why before going into agreeing on any deal as a young business owner you must as a matter of urgency carry out your current market research, your thorough business evaluations and your calculative risks.

In the course of defining adequate knowledge of a business as the heart and soul of a business which comprises of your own niche, marketing strategy as main drivers of the overall knowledge of the business, so also bad negotiations are the neglected portholes that cause a fatal accident to a new business endeavors.

You as a new business owner going into business deals negotiations you must wear your detailed technical gloves against every detail legal clauses, technical and professional clauses that are embedded in any deal you go into may it be verbal or written deals in order for you to avoid what I termed 'high tension business electrocution'.
Business deals are not won base on cheap negotiations but on your ability to convince the prospect to believe that you are nothing but simply the best person for the deal at the moment. And achieving that is the easiest of them all among all business processes but it is the most critical stage of a business because that is the stage you finally seal a deal.

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Furthermore, we need to also examine reasons countries adopt one religion as State religion, which are clearly based on fears of foreign influence through citizens' religious inductrination against nation's cultural heritage and foreign control through religious influence. However, Nigeria do not have any of such peculiarities in our precolonial independence era. Suffix to this are the fact that Nigeria was not founded by any religious group and we should not forget hastily that the founding fathers of Nigeria were people from divers religious background counting from the great Zik of Africa a Christian, Sultan Amadu Bello a Muslim, Sir Abubakar Tafawabalewa a Muslim, Chief Bar. Jeremiah Awolowo a Christian & traditionalist and chief Festus Omimi Okotie-eboh a traditionalist and etc.