Negotiating at Work

Praise for NEGOTIATING AT WORK The barriers for women inside businesses can be subtle, and often even invisible. Deborah Kolb gives women with leadership potential a clear and practical roadmap so they can see those barriers, and navigate and negotiate within an organization. Negotiating at Work is a valuable resource to help talented women rise to the top. -Patricia Fili-Krushel, chairman, NBCUniversal News Group Deborah Kolb continues the important message of Knowing Your Value in her latest book by providing specific tools and tactics that have the power to reshape a woman's trajectory at work. I recommend Negotiating at Work to every woman, leader, and organization that is truly invested in ensuring quality and diversity at the top. -Mika Brzezinski, cohost of Morning Joe; New York Times best-selling author The most successful negotiations create enduring value for all involved. In this practical and insightful guide to negotiations at work, Dr. Kolb takes on the longstanding and critical issue of women's leadership, creating the possibility of a win not only for the individual leader but also for the entire organization. Readers, both women and men, will find themselves better equipped to introduce positive change in the workplace. -William Ury, coauthor of Getting to Yes and author of The Power of a Positive No If you don't ask, you can't get-and maybe many others also won't get. Negotiating at Work is full of valuable insights that show why negotiating for small improvements for oneself can lead to big organizational change for everyone. Its useful tips offer shrewd techniques for how to do it well. -Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School professor; best-selling author of Confidence and SuperCorp Dr. Kolb has an uncommon understanding of what it means to negotiate well. Her win-win-win approach detailed in Negotiating at Work has the power to be an immediate game-changer for women and the companies they work for. Buy this book for yourself and anyone responsible for retaining top talent! -Marshall Goldsmith, author or editor of thirty-four books including the global best-sellers MOJO and What Got You Here Won't Get You There