When you receive multiple job offers, comparing them can feel overwhelming. The biggest mistake you can make is only looking at the base salary. A $90,000 offer with great benefits can actually be worth more than a $100,000 offer with terrible benefits.
Use our free tool to automatically calculate the true value of your offers.
Open Job Offer ComparatorTo compare job offers, you must calculate the total adjusted compensation for each. This means adding the base salary, annual bonus, and the monetary value of benefits (like PTO and retirement match), then subtracting the cost of commuting.
Total compensation is the entire value of your employment package. It includes:
PTO has a calculable cash value. If your base salary is $100,000, your daily rate is roughly $384 (based on 260 working days). If Offer A gives you 15 days of PTO and Offer B gives you 25 days, Offer B is effectively worth $3,840 more per year in time off.
A longer commute is a hidden pay cut. If you drive 20 extra miles a day round-trip, that costs you gas, wear and tear on your car (IRS standard is ~$0.65/mile), and your personal time. Use our Job Offer Comparator to see how commute miles affect your true take-home pay.
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