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Training The Secrets of Negotiation with Chinese partners

Training “The Secrets of Negotiation with Chinese partners”, explore the secrets of the top negotiators and give yourself the edge.

Objectives: To help businessmen and professionals to improve their negotiation skills in/with China and maximize their negotiation outcome.

Inside:

• 165 full-text slides powerpoint presentation.
• 100 ready-to-use tips.
• 9 mp3 audio files, 129 minutes.

Buy full version of Training “The Secrets of Negotiation with Chinese partners” for $149.50

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How to Get Investment From China Training Course

How to get investment from China Training: Specificity of building of the process getting investment from China.

Including some of the techniques used to get investment and is aimed for CEOs, Top Managers, CFO, Managers, Marketing and PR managers interested in getting investment and working with China Company.

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• Interview with Founder and Principal Consultant about Business with China

  training to companies in China and companies who want to sell their products in China and provide introductions and coaching to high-tech Suppliers

• Interview with International Business Director

  Get closer to your Supplier, come to China and visit him, let him know how much you appreciate his hard work, and make them fill like a Emperor....But always keep in your mind that you are who have the control of the business, because if there is something that Chinese don't know is how to manage an uncontrolled situation.

• [weekly update]: Interviews and Discussions about business with China

• In China, it is more tricky - short interview with Consultant Across pacific

  Western business has a fairly straightforward style. They normally treat negotiation as a project meeting with an agenda and bullet points to discuss.

• Doing Business in China - What Your MBA Won't Teach You

  An example would be doing business in China. Sure they will tell you that contacts are key and take a name card with both hands, but that is only the tip of the ice berg. In order to succeed in China there is oh so much more.

• China Industry: A Review, Why China?

  China is the most active trading economic system in the establishing World. It has emerged as a correct economic force that provides a great deal of possibilities for business people and industry people all through the globe.

• How help people to understand the Chinese Market and culture?

  Match your negotiation status of both leaders and team well to the Chinese negotiating team. Work fluidly towards clearly set objectives. Remain available throughout the negotiating process (the Chinese do deals suddenly).

• Why Chinese retailers hijack the Ikea experience and other Brand and What To Do Western Company?

  Knock-off store is indicate of new wave of piracy sweeping through China. Based in a southern district of Kunming city in southwest China, is a 10,000 square meter, four-story building that could make Swedish furniture giant Ikea uneasy. 11 Furniture, as the store is known, copies Ikea's blue and yellow color scheme, mock-up rooms, miniature pencils, signage and even its rocking chair designs.

• We bridge the gap between US projects and factories in China, the supply - interview with President Nelson Architectural Stone

  Cultural differences can and will be overcome with patience and persistence for the mutual benefit of both the western and Chinese partners. Be prepared for some difficult and stressful situations along the way that will inform how you change your approach.

• Top 2 Things to Know about labor contracts and representative offices in China

  What are the main guidelines for labor contracts in China? Are representative offices still a good option for me?