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It shows good faith. It shows your willingness to negotiate. You can go through life upset that the world doesn't work the way it "should" - you can even refus
by functional_test 13y ago
It shows good faith. It shows your willingness to negotiate.
You can go through life upset that the world doesn't work the way it "should" - you can even refuse to participate like the original poster. But you will generally have a worse outcome, so is it worth it? Why not play along, just a little?
Same thing goes for: dressing up (why should it matter if I'm in a suit?), sending thank yous (why should it matter if I already said thank you?), and just about any other social grace.
- sejje 13y agoI don't think this matters as much when dealing with a professional negotiator. He has less feeling involved. With a private party, I agree with you.