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e is what happens. You receive a call from your long term client who says he wants to review your fees. Although he was generally satisfed with your service he is looking to change the project director and negotiate a discount of 15%.
You have two ways of responding - co-operative discussion or competitive challenge.
Unfortunately you choose the latter. You feel confident about the work you have performed to date and the quality of the project manager and don't see why they should want to change or indeed why they should get a 15% discount despite spending more than £100,
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,000 per annum annually.
After an hour and a half of mud slinging, the client advises you that not only are they going to cancel the existing project they will cease working with you for the foreseeable future. What has gone wrong?
This hypothetical scenario demonstrates what can happen when we assume we know where the other party is coming from.
What you haven't learnt is that you client is about to embark on a restructure which will result in a scaling down of its business in its traditional area but expansion in another areas through acquisition of a new business. The client wanted a new project manager who had a better understanding of the new industry segment and the discount in fees were to reflect the reduced staff numbers.
The harsh reality is that sustaining a healthy client relationship is an ongoing exercise that requires hard work. How often have we celebrated winning a large tender thinking that the relationship is 'in the bag', believing that as long as we deliver the technical content the client will be happy and we'll get more work. Consultants should not rely on subject matter (technical) expertise alone to manage the ups and downs of a relationship.
Consultants who take time to build a client relationship are more likely to survive through the difficult times.
So how can consultants build and maintain these effective client relationships:
1. Focus on process - avoid getting bogged down in the technical detail, your subject matter expert can handle that. Focus on the process by asking "What is really happening here?" "What are these clients really saying?" "What are their real, underlying needs?"
2. Influence behind the scenes - research suggests that up to 80% of the outcome in any formal negotiation is determined prior to the actual face-to-face meeting, so use the time leading up to any meeting or planned interaction wisely. Get the facts, safely test the likely positions with client representatives (maybe colleague or direct report of your major client contact) and work through the optional scenarios of each other's desired outcomes.
3. Find common ground - no matter how difficult relationships become, there is always some common ground on which to build a solid foundation. Look for common ground at every client interaction. The more common ground you can establish,
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, personally and professionally, the more resilient the relationship will be. Keep questioning "What do we both want?"
4. Uncover the real needs of the other party - expert negotiators distinguish themselves by exposing the true or underlying needs of the other party early in any relationship,
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, allowing a more open discussion of the issues and, ultimately, a better outcome. Ask open-ended questions to elicit deeper responses from the client. By continually asking questions rather than making statements, you will learn even the most hidden of agendas of disgruntled or even happy clients.
5. Manage your style - in our example we had two choices of style to respond to the client's issues - co-operative or competitive. The problem was we chose our default or emotional reactionary style - to get angry and defensive. A skilfull negotiator recognises the power of adapting your style to meet the situation. Some situations require you to "act" in a contrary style to your personality - for instance, naturally co-ope
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