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Pretty much the only thing ab them you can compare is engineering talent.(which tower wins hands down, no question at all) They’re different in basically every other way
Tower has what like 200 employees? They aggressively screen candidates and hire a handful per year if that
Snap is a company growing aggressively and has been hiring like crazy to sustain that growth
If you have an interest in hardware, C++, and low latency work: tower. Or if you want prestige, money, and Wall Street stress? Tower.
Pretty much everything else Snapchat