You want to be kept up to date on the latest and the greatest negotiating skills, mediation issues, and going-ons. However, you are busy. You don't have time to surf the internet and seek out good reliable blogs.
So, we would like to share our Top 10 favorite Negotiation/ Mediator's blogs:
Bruce Edwards's Blog: Mr. Edwards is a world class mediator and has a wealth of information on mediation, negotiation, and settling cases.
The Edge: Negotiation tips and skills from a former FBI hostage Negotiator.
Harvard's Program on Negotiation: Great negotiating skills and techniques for a variety of scenarios.
Phyllis Pollack's Blog: The blog is current and gives great insight into mediation, negotiation, and skills you need to thrive at mediation.
Bill Ratliff's Blog: He has a monthly blog that provides general advice to help during a mediation.
JAMS's Blog: A world-wide provider of content for a range of information about mediation, arbitration, and resolution of disputes.
Steve Mehta's Blog: A great blog providing real-world, practical tips and information from a practicing mediator.
Mediate.com's Blog: Tremendous amount of content from mediators around the nation.
Conflict Remedy's Blog: Lorraine Segal's blog focuses on a holistic approach to resolution, especially in the work environment.
BCM's Blog: it focuses on business conflict resolution.
We hope you enjoy these blogs and help you succeed at your next mediation.
WHAT NEXT?
I am a mediator in Fresno, California who mediates throughout California and beyond. I am available for all your mediations. You can reach me to schedule a mediation at:
PEEL | GARCIA
3585 W. Beechwood Ave., Suite 101
Fresno, California 93711
559-431-1300
--Troy
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