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: mediator blah...blah...Susan Hammer of Portland has a lot to say
Leading Pacific North-West mediator, Susan Hammer of Portland, Oregon was interviewed by Doug Noll on his internet radio show recently while in NYC.Listen to Susan talk about Mars vs Venus, that age-old conflict between men and women - is there really a difference in the way that men and women handle conflict and negotiation? Does gender really make a difference in the way that the sexes fight, negotiate, and make up?
Then take a look at Susan's latest research based article about advising on the value of the case; Let's Not Make a Deal
"In just 15 percent of all cases, both sides better their position at trial ? that is, the plaintiff is awarded more than the defendant offered and the defendant paid less than the plaintiff demanded. In 85 percent of all cases that went to trial, one or both parties were worse off by rejecting the last settlement proposal..."
And while you're there take a look at this interview I recorded last summer when Susan and her husband came down to New Zealand and we met up in the country on a hot, hot day.
Susan, who has more connections than a Hornby Train in her home State of Oregon, will hate me for saying this - but she's a wise owl and we should hear much more from her than we do.
Full post as published by mediator blah...blah... on May 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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