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Job Offer Comparison Worksheet

Printable job offer comparison sheet for salary, benefits, commute, hours, risks and unanswered questions.

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The print button keeps the paper version focused on the planning sheet.

Job Offer Comparison Worksheet

Date: ____________________ Scenario: ____________________

Planning table

ItemEstimateChecked sourceNotesSalaryBonus or commissionEmployer benefits valueMonthly commute costExpected weekly hoursFlexibility notesRisks or unknowns

Decision checks

Both offers use the same comparison period.
Bonus assumptions are realistic.
Commute costs are included.
Non-money tradeoffs are written down.

How to use Job Offer Comparison Worksheet

Run the related calculator first, then write the result into the worksheet with the assumptions beside it. The written notes are the part that make the number useful later.

Compare one alternative

After the first version, change one assumption and write a second estimate. That might be a smaller target, a cheaper quote, a delayed date or a different offer. Comparing two versions is more useful than trusting one tidy result.

Before printing

Ask whether the numbers come from the written offer, a realistic expectation or a guess. Mark uncertain items clearly, especially bonus, benefits value, commuting time and extra hours.

Use the notes column for details that do not fit neatly into the calculator, such as remote days, training, manager expectations, travel, progression and whether the role has a fixed or uncertain schedule.

Where to go next

Useful next pages include Job Offer Comparison Calculator, Which job offer is better?, Solve Studio and Printable packs.