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Imagine the salary is the same. What does your heart say?
$10K is nothing to sniff at. After taxes that could be $130-150 a week. Not all of that would go toward gas etc., but commuting has another cost, which is time.
So maybe the compensation is comparable after all?
Go with the people and the work you'll get to make. When I look back at jobs, I notice I don't rank them by salary.
And congrats on being in this very fortunate position! All will work out.
I would also add that there is always room to negotiate. Let company B know you are excited and grateful for the offer, but you have another higher offer. Let them know they are your top choice, so is there anyway they can match the offer offer or even just come closer.
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OP, think about the overall package, not just the money. Think about the potential experiences you'll have. You have to work with these people day in and out.
I won't sway you to either option, you're living the life so all I can say is choose the option that will make you happy.
Thanks everyone- I went with company B and am super excited about it. Appreciate the responses 😁
I would go with B earlier in your career, could always leverage more salary later on.
Never been totally remote and definitely value those face-to-face interactions. Really torn