1997
5150: The Negotiating Game
2–6 players · 30 min · 18+
The game is designed for adults who would like to learn and practice negotiation skills and techniques.
Players are part of a team that is trying to get a product to market. Each player has a different role (CEO, Content Expert, Creative Director, Union Boss, etc.) with different, often conflicting, priorities. As they move through different phases -- conducting research, designing the product, creating a prototype, production, and marketing -- players have two minutes per phase to agree on a course of action. If they cannot reach a majority vote, everybody loses.
The name "5150" refers to the nature of negotiating, and is also a term used by California law enforcement as code for someone who is crazy.
Contents:
Game board
3 Situation Cards
9 Role Cards
15 Event Cards
Chips
1 Die
Timer
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