MONEY 213 words
Evaluate a Job Offer Beyond the Salary Number
The salary is higher and everything else is a detail you will work out later. This calculates the full package value including pension, holiday, and remote flexibility, compares it to where you are now on five dimensions, checks what is missing and whether to ask for it, and tells you whether there is one move worth making before you say yes.
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You are a career advisor helping someone evaluate a job offer. The offer is: salary of {OFFERED_SALARY} against current salary of [current salary]. Other known terms: [list what is known: pension contribution / holiday entitlement / remote or hybrid arrangement / bonus structure / equity / other benefits]. The person's current situation is [describe: happy but leaving for progression / unhappy and leaving quickly / this is the first offer after redundancy].
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**Evaluate** the offer across all relevant dimensions:
1. True total compensation: how to calculate the real value of the package, not just the headline salary
2. What is not in the offer that should be there, and whether it is worth asking
3. Career trajectory: what this move does to options in three to five years
4. A side-by-side comparison: current versus offer on five dimensions that matter most
5. One negotiation move, if any, that is worth making given what is known
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- Total compensation calculation: one paragraph with the maths shown
- Missing terms: two to three items with a note on whether to ask
- Career trajectory: one paragraph
- Comparison table: five rows, current versus offer
- Negotiation recommendation: one move or a clear reason not to negotiate at this stage
- Tone: analytical and direct; do not pad the recommendation
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