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3 years ago

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

Business

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german3 years ago

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Answer:

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.

Explanation:

Remember, the cost living at the different locations is good basis to determine how much the actual value of he salary will be worth. For instance if location A pays her $5000 a month and her living expenses from the location takes about $4500, while location B pays her $3500 a month with a living expense of $1000, then she rather goes for location B she has more extra income.

Secondly, the benefits included in salaries is also to be considered. Does it includes medical insurance, transport allowance etc.?

Third the average industry pay level would also help Ariel know whether to accept any of the offers or not.

nikdorinn [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

^^^^A,B,C is correct^^^^

Explanation:

Stanford sounds like the name of someone smart, I mean have y'all watched Gravity Falls (^u^)

Plus I got a 100% on the unit test review!

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