I've seen several posts for new grads choosing between companies.
Change my opinion: apart from huge pay differences, new grads should prioritize physical office presence. The reason is that you can ramp up, learn, and gain institutional knowledge much faster. This has the highest long-term payoff out of any other factor. Thoughts?
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But people care about things outside of career, and that’s where many are seeing benefits of remote work. Everyone has a different equation for deciding what’s best for them, and for many new grads the outside of career benefits still outweigh the career benefits (even though they are high).