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How to compare two jobs

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Hi!

Three months ago I changed my job and lately I've been wondering how to compare between two jobs, to know if my change was correct from an analytical point of view. What I've come with so far is an calc table as follows, the ultimate result is an indication of your net salary including all the extras and taking several subjective criteria into account

The Job Virtue Index (JVI) can be calculated as follows:

Ref Property Formula Example
ANS Annual net salary (€) 30000
AH Annual work hours (h) 1769
HNS Hourly net salary (€/h) ANS/AH 16.96
AV Annual vacation days (d) 22
AVS Eq. net salary for vacations (€) HNS*AV 2984.74
AT Annual telecommuting hours (h) 100
ATM Saving per telecommuting hour (€/h) 10
ATS Eq. savings for telecomm. (€) AT*ATM 1000
MED Annual medical ins. quota (€) 400
AI Annual incentives (€) 100
ATC Annual transport-fromto-work cost (€) 530
AFC Annual food-at-work cost (€) 700
ATT Annual transport time (h) 330
TT Eq. transport time cost (€) HNS*ATT 5600
ATRA Annual received training hours (h) 100
TRA Training hour cost (€/h) 30
TC Eq. training cost (€/h) ATRA*TRA 3000
JVI ANS+AVS+ATS+MED+
AI-ATC-AFC-TT+TC		 29654

The higher the better. Of course this can be modified to fit your certain situation, and can help you decide whether a change is good or bad for you.

Cheers

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