Multiple job offers — choose the right one
A structured way to compare offers and choose the one that truly fits — not just the one that pays most.
Domain:
If this feels familiar
Recognize this situation?
A closer look
Understanding the situation
Goals & constraints
You want a role that advances your career and feels right day to day — not one that looks good on paper but drains you. We clarify your priorities: growth, stability, learning, balance, pay, team culture.
Options
Each offer is an alternative with its own tradeoffs — company culture, trajectory, risk, location, leadership, compensation mix. We map them on a consistent basis so they can be compared fairly.
Uncertainties
How stable is each company? How realistic are the promises made during interviews? What happens if market conditions shift? We structure uncertainties explicitly, so they don’t linger in the background.
Criteria & trade-offs
Tangible and intangible factors — salary, fit, autonomy, values — are turned into decision criteria. You’ll see which matters most to you and how much tradeoff each improvement would require.
Talk it through
Sometimes the hardest part is making sense of what’s going on. If you’d like to talk it through, I offer a free 30-minute clarity call to map your situation together.
The CoreFrame 4D™ approach
How we reach clarity
01 Diagnose
Understand what “the right job” truly means for you · Clarify motivations, values, and what problem you’re really solving (growth, meaning, balance, recognition).
02 Design
Structure your offers as clear, comparable options · Identify creative ways to modify or negotiate them · Build scenarios for each possible path.
03 Decide
Compare offers transparently on your personal criteria · Quantify tradeoffs and risks · Summarize reasoning and next steps in a Decision Brief you can stand behind.
04 Do
Prepare your communication and transition plan · Finalize negotiations and set clear expectations · Plan your first 30-60-90 days to anchor success · Track early signals to confirm your choice fits in practice









