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Take CRA. Bigger firm better work. Also working at a larger firm has benefits.
Antitrust, life sciences, and energy are the highest paying practices. You can also look at the h1b data to see the cost of living differences
What did you like about CRA?
I would say CRA
What’s the base for analysis right now?
CRA here. Also had these two offers as new grad. I’d say go with your heart - which team do you like better during the interviews? Learning curve is more important for first job than comp/promotion. Firm size/network is definitely a consideration but your experience will largely depend on your supervisor and the immediate team/office you work with. Can only speak for CRA but there are partners/managers here that can be super exclusive and you’ll find yourself doing repetitive cases over and over again.