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Offer Timeline Manager

Enter both offers and get a day-by-day action plan with exact language for extensions, check-ins, and the final decision.

How It Works

Managing two offers at once is a sequencing problem. This tool maps out your next 14 days based on real deadlines and gives you the exact language to use at each step so neither opportunity slips.

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Enter both offers

Company name, deadline, amount, and current status of each opportunity.

2

Set your priorities

Tell the tool which offer you prefer and your floor salary so the plan is calibrated to your situation.

3

Get your action plan

A day-by-day sequence with scripted language for extensions, check-ins, and closing each offer professionally.

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Instructions: Fill in all fields for both offers. If you only have one offer right now, enter your best estimate for Offer B's status and target date. The plan will adjust based on what you know. Click Generate at the bottom when you are ready.

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Offer A: Company Name
WhatThe name of the employer who made the first or primary offer.
WhyUsed to personalize your action plan and scripted language so it reads as your actual situation, not a generic template.
How to useEnter the employer name exactly as you would say it. Your plan will reference this name throughout.
Employer name
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Offer A: Amount and Response Deadline
WhatThe base salary offered and the date by which you must respond to keep this offer active.
WhyThe deadline drives the entire timeline. The amount factors into whether requesting an extension is worth the risk of appearing indecisive.
How to useEnter the annual base salary as a number. For the deadline, pick the actual date on your offer letter or the date the recruiter stated verbally.
Annual base salary ($)
Response deadline
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Offer B: Company and Current Status
WhatThe employer and how far along that process is right now. Offer B may not be a written offer yet.
WhyThe status of Offer B determines how much time you realistically need and what language to use when asking Employer A for an extension.
How to usePick the stage that best describes where you are with this employer right now. If verbal offer is on the table but not in writing, select "Verbal offer."
Employer name
Current status
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Offer B: Target Date and Your Preference
WhatWhen you expect Offer B to be ready, and which employer you actually prefer if both offers land.
WhyYour preference changes the strategy. If you prefer Offer A, the plan focuses on buying time efficiently and closing. If you prefer Offer B, it focuses on accelerating that process without burning Offer A.
How to usePick your best estimate for the Offer B date. Select your preference honestly. "Unsure" is a valid answer and will generate a comparison-first sequence.
Expected Offer B date
Which offer do you prefer right now?
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Your Floor Salary
WhatThe minimum annual salary you would accept to make a move. Not your target. Your actual floor.
WhyIf either offer is below your floor, the plan will flag it and adjust the timeline strategy. There is no reason to spend two weeks managing a process for an offer you will not accept.
How to useEnter an honest number. This does not get shared anywhere. It is only used to calibrate your plan.
Floor salary ($ annual)
Your Personalized Output
Your 14-Day Offer Timeline
Here is your day-by-day action plan. Read each step before you act. The scripted language is designed to be used as written or lightly adapted to your voice.

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