Ariel wants to compare the salaries for positions she was offered at two companies. What should she consider in this process? Check all that apply.

She should research the cost of living of different locations to compare against the offered salaries.

She should research the benefits included in each offer.

She should research the average salary of similar positions to see if the offers are fair.

She should take the position that offers the largest salary.

She should take the position that has the lowest cost of living.

Question

Mathematics

Dickens

29 June, 01:34

Ariel wants to compare the salaries for positions she was offered at two companies. What should she consider in this process? Check all that apply.

She should research the cost of living of different locations to compare against the offered salaries.

She should research the benefits included in each offer.

She should research the average salary of similar positions to see if the offers are fair.

She should take the position that offers the largest salary.

She should take the position that has the lowest cost of living.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Marcelo Novak · Answer 1

All but the last two. Just because a position has a higher salary doesn't mean the cost of living there will be affordable, and the cost of living could be low somewhere, but that doesn't guarantee her salary is high enough to sustain the lifestyle she wants.