Over the past 20 years, the negotiation course taught by Professor Stuart Diamond on the Getting More model has been the most sought-after by students at top-ranked Wharton School of business, among the hundreds of courses taught there. “Life-changing,” is the common refrain. Students learn not just how to get better jobs, build teams and solve family disputes: they learn how to become more persuasive people in everything they do.
Around the world, other schools are beginning to use this innovative model, which focuses on collaboration, perceptions, emotional intelligence and diversity instead of value-killing power, leverage and logic. Among the schools where the model has been taught are Columbia, New York University, University of Southern California, Oxford, University of California at Berkeley and Stanford Law. The course has been taught to graduates and undergraduates in business, medicine, law, psychology and entrepreneurship programs.
Now the course is being offered to both students and teachers more widely. The Getting More team is prepared to conduct courses throughout the world – or train teachers to teach the model and make its methods unique to each school. The result is a richer curriculum, great ratings by students and more skilled professors. As persuasion is basic for success in life, virtually any academic subject will quickly be made more relevant and exciting.
Contact us below if you would like to consider bringing this model to your students - they will love you for it.
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