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What does the word "compromise" mean to you? [6 vote(s)]

Agreement somewhere between the wants of two (or more) sides
83.3%
Agreement after one side gets everything desired
0.0%
Different answer (what?)
16.7%
Papa Bear


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Again, I know what the dictionary says. I mean what do you consider it to mean.



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RichardInTN


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To me it means neither side is happy... but they agree to meet "somewhere in the middle" at an agreed upon arrangement that both sides can live with.

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Desdenova


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To me it's being flexible and identify your needs and wants, being open to negotiate with your wants to get to a place where both parties are in a place to win.

For me a compromise needs to be a win-win situation.

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Papa Bear


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I couldn't agree more (with either of you).

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