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Rugby Wrap Up | Episode 21 | The evolution of World Tens rugby
By Rugby Wrap Up
Damning the torpedoes, while dodging hurricanes and the COVID-19 virus, the World Tens Series is happening. But let’s have three participants tell us all about it: England Sevens captain Tom Mitchell, the world’s most clever play-by-play man Nick Heath, and co-founder James Walker of Tiger Rugby. All three brave the sunshine, azure waters and pristine beaches to come on and answer all pertinent questions with our Matt McCarthy.
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I think you're misunderstanding the fundamentals of how negotiations work, thinking the buyer has all the power. To look at just one rule of negotiation, the party with options has an advantage. I.e. if you are an international 10 with a huge personal brand, you have no shortage of high-paying job opportunities. Counter that to NZR who are not exactly flush with 10s, BB has a lot of leverage in this negotiation. That is just one example; there are other negotiation rules giving BB power, but I won't list them all. Negotiation is a two-way street, and NZR certainly don't hold all the cards.
Go to commentssorry woke up a bit hungover and read "to be fair" and entered autopilot from there, apologies
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