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==== Thursday, March 12 -- Negotiation and New Beginnings ==== [[#Project Task 8 Specification: Organization Feedback|Feedback due (Task 8)]] by 5 p.m.! '''Before Class:''' * Read the [https://canvas.uw.edu/courses/1878628/files/folder/Week%2010?preview=146769152 Reading Note] * Identify a job description for a job you would like to have -- we will revisit the mock interview activity from the beginning of the quarter. You'll share the link to the job on Discord in class. * Read [https://2012books.lardbucket.org/books/an-introduction-to-organizational-behavior-v1.1/s14-05-negotiations.html section 10.5] of the Organizational behavior textbook. * Watch [https://www.wsj.com/video/harvard-business-professor-analyzes-tv-and-movie-negotiation-scenes/2A1CDB6F-C0F1-4420-83B3-B385C3B10D86 this negotiation advice video] from Harvard Business School * Prepare an 'interview loop' question: a non-technical question you might like to ask a prospective future coworker or future subordinate. Make sure it reflects what you're looking for in a colleague and is not discriminatory. <!-- Tyranny of structurelessness Freedom is an endless meeting --> '''In-class Goals''' * Discussion (see reading note) * In-class activity: Mock Interviewing * In-class activity: Negotiation * Group work time: How will you respond to the feedback you received? <!-- '''In-class Materials''' * [ Panopto Recording] * [ Class Slides] * [ Miro Discussion Boards] -->
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