Description
The Offer and Salary Kit
An offer on the table. A salary conversation ahead. A few important things still unclear.
The headline number is only part of the decision. You also need to understand the conditions, know what matters to you and work out what to ask for—without inventing a market rate or talking yourself into a package that does not fit.
The Offer and Salary Kit helps you turn that uncertainty into a researched request, a practical comparison and words you can use. Work through a new job offer or prepare a compensation review in your current role, at your own pace.
Look beyond the headline number
Prepare for the conversation and the decision
- Build a salary request using relevant market information and evidence of your contribution.
- Compare up to three options, keeping recurring fixed pay, signing payments and uncertain bonuses separate.
- Identify essential conditions such as working hours or location, so a bigger number does not hide an unworkable arrangement.
- Prepare a counteroffer, respond to limits and record what needs to happen next.
Seven practical files
What you get
Start Here
A two-page guide with an estimated ten-minute starting point, the file sequence and practical saving instructions.
Preparation Workbook
Twelve pages to define priorities, gather evidence, set your request and prepare a conversation brief, with a fictional worked example.
Market and Salary Research Source Log
Record source details, assess comparability and explain your working range without averaging incompatible figures.
Total Offer Comparison
Compare annual cash components, test a no-bonus scenario and review minimum conditions separately from preferences.
Conversation Scripts
Adapt language for new offers, internal reviews, unclear terms, budget limits and time pressure. Includes space to rehearse and record the outcome.
Clarification and Counteroffer Emails
Six editable templates for questions, extensions, counteroffers, internal reviews, follow-ups and declining an offer.
Decision Checklist
Review the latest terms, consider the downside and record a clear next action.
A look inside
Browse three introductory pages. Swipe or use the arrows. Select a page to enlarge it.
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Is this for you?
Use it when you have a concrete offer, an upcoming pay discussion or enough role detail to begin your research. You do not need a competing offer to make the preparation useful.
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