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6 Maintain Each Other’s Self-Esteem. Use assertive communication techniques. There are times when you should not negotiate but instead must walk away. . #5 Acknowledge the Other Person’s Strengths. Objectively look at the situation and acknowledge the other person’s good points. 7 Talk to Each Other; Not About Each Other.
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