Today’s post continues to explore how best to present yourself in a virtual mediation. Specifically, I address the risks and opportunities of using a virtual or actual background and provide practice tips on how to present yourself as professionally and persuasively as possible.
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IndisputablyThose of us who teach negotiation often focus on building rapport and being attentive to relational dynamics. Expressing appreciation is part of the negotiator’s skillset, and giving compliments falls somewhere...
By Jen ReynoldsMichelle LeBaron shares that mormon communities would historically handle conflicts by following the admonitions of the priesthood.
By Michelle LeBaronKluwer Mediation BlogI like mediating. I also like running marathons. What this says about my sanity is a question for another day, but the more I do both the more...
By Sabine Walsh
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