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I have an offer to work for CLA as an assurance associate - financial institutions and I also have an offer to work for CalPERS as an investment office Private equity department, which one has good long term financial rewards and work life balance, for now all the position a financially rewarding the same Newco
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Shots fired. Your move Deloitte.

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Coca Cola. Great brand to have on your resume. Would be a no brainer to me
Wise beyond your years, thank you!
The industry of the companies where you worked before does matter. Pharma companies want to hire from people who’ve worked at other pharmas. Manufacturing companies want to hire people who worked for other manufacturing companies. It’s often hard to switch industries even if the work is industry agnostic. It speaks to the culture of work environments. The work culture is different between industries. So think about which industry you want to end up. Financial Services or consumer goods (?).
Good advice
Take the full time role. A contract position is riskier
I’m going to against the general advise here. You’re young and can take more risk. If the BofA job is within the skillset you’re aiming for, go get that extra money. Also, banking typically has much more opportunities than food manufacturing.
You will want the perm role. I have done lots of contracts with promise of converting to full time but never happen.
Each role is 3 days in person
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If I were looking at your CV, a perm role over a contract role every day.
A contract role needs a 30% premium on a FT role to even be considered at parity
Coca Cola no doubt
How are you working at Parthenon making sub 80k? Our first year associates clear well over 100
Got laid off, that's why the contract role is even worth considering. I would be going from a) 100k to 80k or b) 100k to 135k
Alright all, it was definitely a no brainer, Coca-Cola it is!
Side question, very hypothetical... but Coca-Cola or Google?
Depends on what kind of work you want to do and what is your job profile