Job Offer Decision Kit
Compare job offers by total comp, not just base salary
What it does
Most job-offer comparisons stop at base salary, which hides more than it reveals. This kit turns base pay, bonus, signing bonus, equity/RSU grants, 401(k) match, benefits, and PTO into one real Total Compensation number for up to 4 offers side by side, then adjusts it for cost of living. Includes a weighted decision scorecard, a negotiation and walk-away planner, and a 10-page guide with 6 negotiation scripts.
You got the offer. Now you're staring at a base salary number, a vague "equity package," a bonus target, and a start date -- trying to figure out if it's actually good, or just good-sounding. Comparing offers by base salary alone hides more than it reveals: a $95K offer with real equity and a 401(k) match can beat a flat $105K offer once you do the math, and a "remote" offer tied to an expensive c
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