以前我們學到的有關談判的一切都是錯誤的：人們不是理性的；沒有「公平」之類的東西；妥協是您最糟糕的事情；談判的真正藝術在於掌握「不，不是」的複雜性。這些令人驚訝的策略（與傳統的談判策略大不相同）根本無法在教室里掌握，但卻是聯邦調查局特工用來對付世界各地的罪犯和劫持人質的聯邦調查局特工的經過現場測試的工具您可以想像的場景。
前美國聯邦調查局牽頭的國際綁架談判代表克里斯·沃斯（Chris Voss）在《永不分開：談判就好像生活取決於它》一書中細分了這些策略，以便任何人都可以在工作場所，商業或家庭中使用它們。
麥林·切斯尼主持了這次談話。 。
Genius
I am sad… these, goooogle people rule the world, and they are so FLAT.
For interviewer she seems to really want to talk more than the person she's invited to talk.
Some people listen to this advise and keep bothering people after a no. It can be annoying.
Quick snap: Chris' voice and pace… and demeanor. It is quite different, than in any other presentations he's done.
It seems like he's trying to get listeners "off focus" with his snaps, unusually intimidating demeanor and, mostly, his "in-breathing."
It keeps listeners "off track," from the conversation. It destabilizes the listener, and gains momentum for the speaker. It must be a strategy, not spoken about in the book, against brilliant listeners.
Compromise is the failure to negotiate.
please don't compare this to MONEY heist
What's the black mark under his nose? Looks like black ink.
'"You're right," means, "Shut up and go away."' That's stoopid. The assumption that everyone always lies is something a sleazeball like Trump would believe.
I can see how he would relate to sociopathic narcissists. Superhuman ego.
"Set a thief to catch a thief."
Anyone know what the book is that he mentions at the start? Jim Campen or something??
It's Motivational Interviewing
Christopher Walkin
He's pretty much re packaging Marshall Rosenberg's Non Violent Communication – you can find the workshops free on youtube.
he like real life Alpacino
Chris: If you get a chance, read a piece titled The Hatchet Man's Playbook – a LOT eye-popping, non-obvious stuff. Can't recommend it highly enough.
"First of all thanks for giving me a chair, I appreciate that"… haha, I appreciate this subtle type of humor.
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45:45 nucular
0:08 Hey, I know someone who looks kind of like Marie.
Great talk. we are attempting to let our followers know that life is one big negotiation. This video was very helpful.
His look at the crowd, right at the end lol says so much
"No does not mean absolutely not."
Harvey Weinstein wants his money back.
I』m learning not to take anything people say or do personally. Instead, I try to read between the lines of what they say and what they don』t say to get an idea of how they feel about me.
Chris Voss is great I had no idea FBI had some nice guys I just thought all cops is dishonest dicks that will say anything on a report to get a conviction all True but chris isn't a Lawman he's a Consultant! He has changed my mind just a lil based off Masterclass but I still Don't let cops near me ever watch yo backs suckas lol
What is the difference between a …(?).. mum and a terrorist ? You can negotiate with a terrorist
This is a very serious interviewer and very serious audience. I mean, there are many punchlines thrown but there is no reaction or the interviewer's reaction is not what I expect.
Seems like he's purposefully stretching (or maybe just doesn't forgot) the original meaning of 'black swan' – which is an extremely rare and hard to predict event with big negative consequences…every time Voss mentions it, he's describing a point of negotiation leverage, or some hidden information that becomes the fulcrum of an argument.
30:00 Makes no sense. Why would having a real tree create the same memories in the children?