Ivanka Trump shares the one thing she always does before closing a deal
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As the executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the Trump Organization, Ivanka Trump knows a thing or two about making deals.
"A deal's not done until there's a handshake or there's a signature," she says.
Business Insider recently sat down with Trump, who is also head of the Ivanka Trump lifestyle brand and advises young professional women with her #AskIT YouTube series, to talk, among other things, about her strategies for success in negotiations.
And she says there's one thing she always does before she closes a deal: she reflects on whether or not she really wants to do the deal.
"A lot of times, people make the mistake of getting so personally invested in culminating a transaction, that even after the deal has become something other than what they initially started with - the economics have been chipped away, the partnership reveals itself not to be a very good one, you don't have a good chemistry with the person you're looking to wind up in a long-term relationship with - people will sometimes sign the deal anyway because they've become so invested in it," Trump says.
Until a deal is done, you want to make sure it's the right one for you to be involved in, she explains.
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