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Chris Voss' negotiation class has easily justified the $100 per year subscription. Kasparov's chess class is valuable, but it wouldn't be worth it on its own. P

by ipnon 6y ago

Chris Voss' negotiation class has easily justified the $100 per year subscription. Kasparov's chess class is valuable, but it wouldn't be worth it on its own. Paul Krugman's economics class is interesting but pedantic. It only serves as a basic introduction, but does so in a field in which the introduction is barely useful. Tyler Cowen's Marginal Revolution University course fills the gap between beginner and intermediate economics for free.

medell 6y ago
What does Voss' class have that's not in his book?
- ipnon 6y ago
  Live demonstrations The book was too abstract for me. Seeing Voss in the act allowed me to imitate him.
  - tianzhi 6y ago
    I'll have to check it out then. I liked the book, but so much of negotiation is body language and tone.
hckr_news 6y ago
Hmm will check out the Chris Voss course
benatkin 6y ago
I'm curious why "getting your cup of coffee at Starbucks is a negotiation". https://www.masterclass.com/classes/chris-voss-teaches-the-art-of-negotiation https://www.masterclass.com/classes/chris-voss-teaches-the-a... (first time watching it there, been shown it 100+ times on YouTube)
blub 6y ago
What $100 subscription? In Europe it's 200 EUR per year and it's not possible to buy individual lessons.