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LEARN MORE NOWTrue or False: When dealing with a vendor, think of him as your partner. The more information you can give him, the better he can help you.
False. Many managers make the mistake of thinking the vendor is a partner and will often give
them information about budgets and products. Our expert says don't do it -- you're simply handing
the vendor all your negotiating leverage.
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