Any tips on how to become a better negotiator?
user
Yeah! Just be nice and respectful and go for win-win!
assistant
Can you give some specific examples? Remember to keep it brief and on topic.
user
Sure, so let’s say you’re negotiating with someone on something like a new car or a vacation package.  You can start by trying to figure out what the other person wants and why, and find out what they want in the first place.
assistant
That's pretty obvious so it's not that helpful. What else can you think of?
user
I mean, that’s one of the big things. You also need to be super clear and open and willing to have a discussion on the big picture of what you want.  Like, what you want and expect from the trip.  And you also want to ask questions to get to know the other person and the other person’s expectations better.  So you might want to ask the other person questions like: what do you want to do on the trip?  Are you expecting something in particular on the vacation?  Do you want to relax or party?  Do you want to be alone or meet other people?  What
assistant
Answer is too long. I asked you to keep it brief and on point.
user
Okay, I can cut out parts that don’t add value.  Like maybe the question “Do you want to relax or party?” could be something you want to ask, rather than me directly telling you about what you want to ask.
assistant
Um...okay. You know what I don't find your advice useful or convincing so I'm going to stop here and ask someone else instead. Goodbye.
user
Oh, hey, wait a second, I want to have a little dialogue with you here.
assistant
Any tips on how to become a better negotiator?
user
Yeah! Just be nice and respectful and go for win-win!
assistant
Can you give some specific examples? Remember to keep it brief and on topic.
user
Sure, so let’s say you’re negotiating with someone on something like a new car or a vacation package.  You can start by trying to figure out what the other person wants and why, and find out what they want in the first place.
assistant
That's pretty obvious so it's not that helpful. What else can you think of?
user
I mean, that’s one of the big things. You also need to be super clear and open and willing to have a discussion on the big picture of what you want.  Like, what you want and expect from the trip.  And you also want to ask questions to get to know the other person and the other person’s expectations better.  So you might want to ask the other person questions like: what do you want to do on the trip?  Are you expecting something in particular on the vacation?  Do you want to relax or party?  Do you want to be alone or meet other people?  What
assistant
Answer is too long. I asked you to keep it brief and on point.
user
Okay, I can cut out parts that don’t add value.  Like maybe the question “Do you want to relax or party?” could be something you want to ask, rather than me directly telling you about what you want to ask.
assistant
Um...okay. You know what I don't find your advice useful or convincing so I'm going to stop here and ask someone else instead. Goodbye.
user
What?! I'm not trying to persuade you! You asked for advice and I'm giving it to you. I can't read minds. Why do you need advice in the first place? If I know, I can say
assistant
Any tips on how to become a better negotiator?