Negotiation Expert Reacts: The Blacklist | What Can We Learn About Negotiation From Red Reddington?

[@greekfire1875]

I could watch an entire series of videos analyzing these negotiation scenes in the Blacklist. Please make more!

[@carpediemearth]

There are so many excellent negotiation scenes in The Blacklist, I hope you watch and analyze more!

[@MasteringManagedCare]

Kwame, just found your channel. This video is both instructional and entertaining. Great job. I'll subscribing to your channel and will look for more of your content on negotiation skills and conflict management.

[@angelokamugisha8682]

Hope to see more negotiation videos from Red

[@shuto9946]

I enjoyed your analysis. S3 Ep10 ( the director conclusion) has more interesting negotiation with a shadow government. I hope to see another reactions.

[@Aeyo]

your video had my attention, I'll check your other works as well.

[@alFeras_tell]

Great reaction, thanks coach! the power of value comes from the hidden needs and unconsidered pain cross the levels personal and stakeholders ✌️

[@jeffspiers8084]

Articulate, erudite, educated, fiercely intelligent 👌 Would like to argue semantics!

[@michelledestinyroad2162]

I enjoyed your video I enjoyed the cat and mouse aspect in the negotiation. He could have put the glass of water on the table at anytime as the big reveal-but the opposing party had to first be exposed (which no company caught doing wrong likes) and then backed into the corner- Then he first stripped away their denial argument and credibility. He also has an outraged witness to the deprivation and death caused by the company. Being caught and guilty their decision was to throw money at the problem- the quick solution but the company doesn’t want to stop making their exceedingly exorbitant profits. Then he offered their only solution and only way out. Then he offered them a glass of their own poison- do it my way or die.

[@tysotope]

currently working on getting one of those diplomas like you. Go Buckeyes!

[@zackstoner4523]

I really enjoyed this.

[@jaiquillin7629]

Would love to see you do a reaction to a Peaky Blinders scene where Tommy Shelby negotiates with Inspector Campbell in season 1! Such a great scene

[@brandonlittler2039]

Facts

[@cardboardbox191]

There's what I call who's the punk I didn't see this much here there was power plays but not to the degree it could be he could have said I want you to take your pipeline and run like a B word instead he talked about someone else's want he didn't even technically tell them to leave he just told them of the position of the people he represented. That would have made it who's the punk people can sometimes avoid being a punk stubbornly even if it leaves them worse off than backing down. Also how likely are people to refuse an at the steps deal just as a stuff you for waiting for that point?

[@anonakkor9503]

niceeeee hahaaaaaa

[@jeffspiers8084]

Stop stating the obvious, start referencing.

[@sorroww0lf179]

This was interesting. Should probably try to react to actual negotiations, imo. You were basically critiquing a group of people that wrote James' lines. As well as, James' portrayal of the character, Red. An ex-military intelligence officer, who went rogue, stealing a bunch of classified materials. It's kool, and all, but still just a filmed, scene from a television show. All the context, was imagined.

[@kentsah1668]

Couldn’t you have watched the whole thing and then gave your insights??

[@candasafal53]

i think he didn't do that because he wanted to analyze the situation.

[@mikewaithaka8811]

I felt the same way.

[@manubishe]

The whole 8 seasons? That's too tall of an order.