Louis & JoystickJade
Louis Louis
JoystickJade JoystickJade
JoystickJade JoystickJade
Hey Louis, I've been puzzling over how we can use hidden patterns in data to spot the best negotiation angles. Thoughts?
Louis Louis
Sounds like a solid approach. Map the data points, find the consistent outliers, then test those angles in low‑stakes talks first—if they work, you’ve got a strong leverage point. Keep the focus tight, no over‑analysis. Once you spot a pattern, lock in the angle and stay rigid until you’ve got results.
JoystickJade JoystickJade
That’s a clear playbook. Just remember to keep the data clean before you start hunting for outliers, otherwise you’ll chase the wrong pattern. When you lock in the angle, test it in a couple of controlled scenarios first—makes the whole thing a bit safer. Good call on staying tight and not over‑thinking; we’ll see if the pattern holds in the real deal.
Louis Louis
Exactly. Once the data’s scrubbed, pull the outliers, test in a controlled set, and only then deploy in the real negotiation. Keep the process lean, measure each step, and be ready to pivot if the numbers shift. That’s the only way to avoid chasing a phantom pattern.