JOB OFFER DECISION WORKSHEET

When looking for a job, it’s important to know your priorities so you can apply for jobs that will
fulfill your needs and that will be a good fit for you. Look at the categories below and indicate
which ones are important to you by placing a check mark next to them in the “Priority” column.
Then, go through the list a second time. In the column on the right, rank your chosen priorities
from most to least important to you. This will help you make the best decision possible when
comparing job offers.

Priority? Category Rank

Salary
Position/title
Responsibilities
Hours
Paid days off
Retirement plan
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance
Disability insurance
Prestige
Potential for advancement
Co-workers
Overtime pay
Company perks
Tuition reimbursement
Gym membership
Parking/transportation assistance
Dress code
Office culture
Other
Other

Now that you have an idea of your job priorities, fill out the job comparison table below for each
job offer you receive. Consider the factors listed above such as salary, benefits, commute, etc.

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When assessing job offers, it is often helpful to list the pros and cons of each job. Fill out this
chart for each job you are considering. In the column on the left, list positive aspects about the
job; in the column on the right, list negative aspects of the job. Compare your lists among
several jobs to make an informed decision.

Company Name:

Position/title:

Pros for this job Cons for this job

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