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offer-decision-framework

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Compare internships and job offers using evidence, role fit, growth, money, location, certainty, and resume value without being distracted by prestige or anxiety. Not for negotiation scripts, salary market data, or long-term career planning.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use this skill when comparing uncertain internships or job offers.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Do not reject a secure option for a speculative one without understanding timing and downside.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Do not misrepresent a role on a resume.

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SKILL.md

Offer Decision Framework

Use this skill when comparing uncertain internships or job offers.

Compare

Record the exact role, offer evidence, pay, attendance, agreement, continuation mechanism, location, commute, actual work, portfolio output, deadline, and reversibility.

Rank

Weight the user's stated objective. A useful default order is:

  1. role relevance
  2. verifiable work and output
  3. employer signal and future access
  4. continuation certainty
  5. learning and mentorship
  6. total financial and time cost
  7. city and living constraints
  8. offer certainty

Guardrails

  • A verbal offer is not a contract.
  • Company size and brand are signals, not proof of useful work.
  • Do not reject a secure option for a speculative one without understanding timing and downside.
  • Do not misrepresent a role on a resume; express real transferable tasks accurately.

Return a ranking, reasons, change conditions, signing questions, and a deadline-based fallback.

Example

Two offers, one table, no adjectives:

维度A 公司B 公司
岗位匹配43
证据强度口头承诺书面 offer
成长接触全流程单一环节
钱4K5K
城市上海杭州
可逆性一个月可走三个月

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