Was just offered summer SE internships from both companies. Both companies offer similar compensation and similar (tech-wise) projects.
The main thing I’m trying to figure out is which company will help to excel my future career as a Software Engineer / Tech-Entrepreneur? I enjoy finance, but I don’t know if my future career will necessarily be in it. What is the consensus on the prestige of these two companies relative to each other in the tech-world?
Any input is appreciated. Thank you!
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Prestige is hard to quantify, and depends on what you do. Bloomberg does have quants, and if this is something for which you have the background/interest for it would be a great opportunity to learn about. Quants can move fairly easily between Bloomberg and various hedge funds and can be much better compensated than SE.
For purely SE "prestige", I can say anecdotally that looking for jobs/internships became much easier after adding Microsoft to resume.
Hope this helps, good luck have fun!