Having a tough time deciding between 2020 internship offers at Google and Facebook.
Currently in the host matching process for Google, but I'm unofficially talking to a few teams that are interested in me (we haven't gone though the official host match process since they haven't gotten intern approval yet). I don't have a confirmed offer until I match with a team though.
Facebook I have a guaranteed offer that I'm allowed to move around to the spring/fall school term if I want.
Deciding between turning down Facebook to risk it for Google, sticking safe with Facebook and turning down Google, or taking both (one off season). The last option would delay my graduation by a semester.
Google TC: 7500/month + 9k housing overall
Facebook TC: 8k/month + 1.6k housing/month post tax
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1. Being in the host matching process doesn’t guarantee an offer. I’ve learned that lesson many times during my undergrad and PhD.
2. Most interns get a return offer from Facebook and it’s solely based on your internship performance, whereas at Google you will need to go through 2+ additional interviews after your internship and still I heard only about 50% (?) will get a return offer.
3. The full-time packages for interns at Facebook are very competitive. Google tends to lowball people these days.