Don’t look only at the salary. Compare the full package: pay, working hours, location, commute, benefits, job duties, manager, and chances to grow.
I’d also ask which job fits your life better. A slightly lower salary may be worth it if the commute is shorter, the work is less stressful, or you can learn useful skills.
One simple trick is to write down the pros and cons of each offer. Then ask yourself: Which job would I still choose if the salaries were almost the same? That answer can make the decision much clearer.
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