Compromising in a negotiation can lead to suboptimal outcomes. It can result in solutions that do not fully satisfy any party involved, but rather provide a middle ground that is only partially satisfactory for everyone. This can lead to dissatisfaction and potential conflict in the future. Moreover, compromising can be seen as a sign of weakness, which might be exploited by the other party in future negotiations. It's also important to note that compromising might lead to important needs or wants being overlooked or unmet.
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