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Probably EY, you’ll likely be remote most of 2021 regardless.
That is kind of what I’m hoping for
Tell D that you got a offer from EY and say if they can bump up the pay you will sign the offer today
Agree on this tactic!! Then you can prob coast for the year until you leave for industry
Are you currently employed? If so, why would you go to a new company if you plan on leaving next year anyways? If your wanting to switch companies anyway right now, why don’t you just switch to industry?
There are other reasons. Because of Major turnover I lost a lot of my tech clients. I’m not too worried about that risk. When I was applying in industry I feel they wouldn’t even take my resume seriously because of no b4. Also it’s kind of just to wait out the covid market.
It’s probably better to take EY in a larger city and as an S2, and stay until you make Manager (2 years probably). 1 year will do you no good, and you also increase your chances of better opportunities in industry if you leave as a manager. You will probably going to be remote for most of 2021 anyways.
D! If you aren’t staying in the long term, then D will make more sense
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What kind of industry job do you want? Which job helps get you there? (D smaller clients is probably better if you’re looking at start ups or similar, EY if you want bigger or public entities)
it's only one year, you said you wanted to go to industry. one consideration is pay that could be used as leverage for the industry job?