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by gatsby
5715 days ago
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I was in a very similar situation about a year ago. I ended up choosing "Company #2" - the larger company with strong benefits and big-name clients. I primarily chose that option because I actually love the idea of developing ten or twelve smaller projects in a year, as opposed to one core product. You appear to have a similar choice and there's no "wrong" answer - it's different for everyone. I actually quit my job at "Company #2" last month and since then, I've done some very enjoyable contract and freelance work for several of my old clients. Just to play a little devils advocate to those who say salary doesn't matter as a young person with minimal expenses: had I not taken the larger salary with the better benefits, I probably wouldn't have been able to go out on my own as quickly as I did. Just something to consider. Overall, it seems like you have two fantastic opportunities to choose from, and I think you said it best - you'll learn a lot at either company. Your choice is largely a matter of personal logistic preferences: small team vs. large, startup vs. established, multiple products vs. core product, etc. Good luck! |
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