offer-comparison-analyzer
Compare multiple job offers side-by-side with total compensation analysis
Security Assessment
About offer-comparison-analyzer
Offer Comparison Analyzer is a decision-support skill for people weighing multiple job offers. It solves the problem that offers are hard to compare directly — different compensation structures, non-monetary factors, hidden benefits and costs, emotional bias, and information asymmetry — by imposing a systematic framework that surfaces true, total value rather than headline salary.
Centrally it provides a total-compensation calculator that itemizes cash (base, signing bonus, target bonus, commission, relocation), equity (options, RSUs, vesting, refresh expectations), benefits value (health, 401(k) match, HSA/FSA, insurance), and perks (extra vacation valued in dollars, remote-work savings, professional-development budget). Templates include a year-one-versus-ongoing breakdown and a side-by-side comparison table. Beyond money it supplies a non-monetary framework covering career growth, work-life balance, team and culture, and risk assessment (including startup equity that could be worth zero), plus a weighted decision matrix where the user defines priority weights, scores each factor, and computes a weighted total. It also lists red flags to watch in the offer, the company, and the role, such as vague bonus language, equity with no liquidity path, long cliffs, or recent layoffs.
The target users are job seekers and career changers deciding between opportunities who want a data-driven rather than gut-only decision. It is purely an analytical and planning aid — templates, checklists, and scoring guidance — with no code execution, external calls, or credential handling, making it a low-risk productivity helper.
FAQ
When is this skill useful?
When you have multiple job offers to compare, want to evaluate total compensation rather than just salary, or need a structured, data-driven way to decide between opportunities.
What does it count as total compensation?
Cash (base, signing and target bonuses, commission, relocation), equity (options and RSUs with vesting), benefits value (health, 401(k) match, HSA/FSA), and perks such as extra vacation and remote-work savings, shown as year-one and ongoing figures.
How does the weighted decision matrix work?
You assign percentage weights to factors like compensation, growth, work-life balance, and culture, score each offer 1–10 per factor, then multiply and sum to get a comparable weighted total for each option.
Does it consider non-monetary factors?
Yes — career growth, work-life balance, team and culture, and risk (including startup equity that could be worth nothing), alongside red flags in the offer, company, and role.
Does it need any tools or data access?
No. It is a set of frameworks, templates, and checklists with no code execution or external integrations; you supply the offer numbers.
Install offer-comparison-analyzer
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
paramchoudhary/resumeskills