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Latest podcast from Harvard PON covers negotiation lessons from baseball's free agents

By Diane Levin

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Negotiation lessons from baseballRed Sox fans like myself, while still basking in the afterglow of our team's recent World Series triumph, are grieving that baseball season has at last come to an end.

But I can take comfort in the latest edition of PONCAST, which brings together two of my favorite topics, negotiation and baseball, in its latest podcast, "Negotiation Lessons from Baseball's Free Agents".

(Photo credit: Rodolfo Clix.)

Full post as published by Online Guide to Mediation on November 15, 2007 (boomark / email).

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