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I regularly get pulled into detailed clause fights that cost negotiation leverage and time.
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Become — change the pattern
+Over many deals I get bogged down in granular redline wars and lose momentum. Identify the pattern…
Become — change the pattern
+Over many deals I get bogged down in granular redline wars and lose momentum. Identify the pattern in which clause battles are worth fighting and which are negotiation theatre, recommend a three-tiered strategy for responding to redlines (accept, conditional, escalate), and give the templated language for each tier so my responses are fast and consistent.
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