# #Negotiation

> Blog posts tagged #Negotiation

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- Russian version: https://shorin.me/tags/Negotiation/index.md

### [You Will Appreciate the Beauty of the Game](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2025/09/krasota-igry/index.md)

- Published: 2025-09-15

Another managerial duel, another experiment: emotion instead of composure, AI instead of the draw. I lost, but loved every moment. The game is what matters!

### [Managerial Duels](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2025/07/poedinki/index.md)

- Published: 2025-07-23

At IT Night on Ivan Kupala, I spoke about the value of managerial duels: they train focus, composure and clear thinking under pressure. A real management workout!

### [We Switched Roles](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2025/04/change-roles/index.md)

- Published: 2025-04-07

In a managerial duel at the “я-ИТ-ы” community, Олег Ганичкин and I literally switched roles. I lost – but had a fantastic time and gained new management experience.

### [January Managerial Duels](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2025/01/poedinok/index.md)

- Published: 2025-01-22

Another weekend, another managerial duel: a complex copyright case, unconventional new facts and a formidable opponent. This time, a decisive victory – and plenty of excitement.

### [Composure and Confidence](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2024/12/spokoystvie-i-uverennost/index.md)

- Published: 2024-12-11

My first in-person managerial duel at the “я-ИТ-ы” conference: eight intense minutes, a one-vote victory and a rush of adrenaline. Composure and confidence carried me through.

### [November Managerial Duels](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2024/11/poedinok/index.md)

- Published: 2024-11-18

My second managerial duel: a new strategy, training and a strong opponent. Once again, the final judge decided everything. The lesson: keep my emotions under control until the end.

### [September Managerial Duels](https://shorin.me/en/blog/2024/09/poedinok/index.md)

- Published: 2024-09-09

My first managerial duel: careful preparation, a strong strategy – and an unexpected defeat. Sometimes it is not our opponent who beats us, but our own perfectionism.