I've got an offer from Nike Digital Innovation for a very senior position. What's the trade-off of risk vs reward here? Been working in ML and AI for 8 years now. Would it be difficult to get back into top tech companies (FAANG) in the future if I switched from QC to a non-tech company like Nike?
My list of pros and cons:
Pros:
1) Feels like a start up in an established brand
2) good compensation
3) better cost of living vs Bay area and SD
Cons:
1) Relevance of impact as measured outside
2) growing skills over time
3) Not many other options in Portland for Tech
Appreciate any advice and insights you have
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Nike is a different world. If all you want to advance in career is tech perhaps it's not the best move. Also if you don't appreciate what Oregon has to offer, you will find boring soon.