In negotiations, if the interlocutor does not say anything significant, it does not mean that he/she has nothing to say. Often this is a signal that there is something important that has not yet been disclosed.
Teaching diplomacy at the University of Oxford • Former Ambassador • Author
In negotiations, if the interlocutor does not say anything significant, it does not mean that he/she has nothing to say. Often this is a signal that there is something important that has not yet been disclosed.