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Two offers. Count the hours, too.
A first-contract session can start with one calculation everyone can inspect. The offer kit includes the inputs, method, omitted facts and questions for counsel.
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Fictional example · gross base pay
- Offer A · $280,000 / 40 hours
- $145.83per scheduled hour
- Offer B · $320,000 / 55 hours
- $121.21per scheduled hour
48 working weeks in both examples. Excludes taxes, benefits, production pay and exit costs. Read the calculation and limits.
Start with the setting
Choose what the conversation needs
Programs and societies
Run a first-contract session
Use the fictional offer example in a class. Send the blank worksheet ahead, keep personal contracts off the projector, and finish with a question each participant can take to counsel.
45-minute workshop run sheet →Physician-side attorneys
Prepare for the consultation
Send the contract kit before a meeting. The client can note the document version, page references and unanswered questions privately, then bring the originals for interpretation.
Clause reference and questions →Financial educators and career coaches
Put assumptions beside the numbers
Use the worked example to separate a known amount from a projection. A participant can record dated evidence before discussing a change in hours, location or work.
All decision tools →Resident unions and advocacy groups
Read pay alongside working time
Work through the same fictional offer in a member session. Keep hours, call and written obligations visible, then use a blank worksheet for individual questions.
Graduation exit checklist →Inside every complete kit
Ready to open, print or forward
Each ZIP includes a two-page discussion guide, an accessible text copy, a blank fillable worksheet, a diagram, three share images, a short video with captions, and a start-here note with sharing terms.
Browse all 8 kits →- Prepare. Choose a kit and send the blank worksheet. The first page lists documents to bring.
- Discuss. Use the fictional example and 15-minute agenda. No participant needs to reveal personal figures.
- Continue. Keep the source, missing fact and next question together. The worksheet belongs to the participant.
For portals and software teams
Use a widget or work with the source data
For a page inside an existing portal, the widget builder provides an iframe preview and copyable markup. For an integration, the open datasets include JSON and CSV, citations and check dates; read-only MCP access is also available. Dataset attribution terms are separate from the kit-sharing permission.
GME offices, schools and societies can find current naming terms and the review-status brief on the programs page.
For the next class, client or member
Put the kit to work
You may share these unmodified Andwise kit files at no charge in a class, member resource, consultation or newsletter. Keep the Andwise name, source links, dates and scope notes. This permission does not include rebranding, editing, resale or endorsement. Open datasets have their own CC BY 4.0 terms; the archive and third-party materials are outside this permission.
For program naming, see the institutional co-brand terms. For another setting, describe the audience and how you would use the material.
Opens an email draft. Include the organization and intended use; omit personal numbers and contract text.
Guide edition: October 24, 2026 · Fictional examples by Andwise. Linked rule pages show their own sources and check dates.