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Tell her don’t worry, you’re an iron fist in a velvet glove, and being nice builds rapport which is important in negotiations
Excellent.
I worry about niceness only insofar as it creates the perception of indecision or not being able to stick to your guns. If I tell you that 3x is all you're getting as a cap that's exactly what I mean. I don't have to be rude or even particularly strident. It's a fact. So the problem isn't niceness per se but rather people pleasing, being so interested in preserving the relationship that you inadvertently cause the negotiation to go unnecessary rounds because you didn't offer clear guidance on what is and isn't in the realm of possibility.
This comment highlights the problem with the word “nice” - it has either a positive or negative connotation depending on context. The word should be avoided altogether if the meaning is meant be negative - to call someone “too nice” sounds like a passive aggressive jab to me. Like you’ve pointed out, if her coworker wants her to make the first offer or set a cap from the beginning and stick to it, her coworker should ask her to do that. Negotiating is just a skill (or really a set of skills and techniques) that can be learned
Nice is effective.