After a grueling recruiting season, I was able to get 2 very good offers, thus, a huge dilemma.
Which offer should I accept and why?
Being a sophomore, I'm definitely thinking about a company that'll serve as a great launchpad for my career, career progression prospects, and New grad TC.
Your input and opinion is so valuable and will really help me make a decision
- T.C is about the same for all of them
- Twitter (Remote)
- Slack (Remote, San Francisco)
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I chose to intern at Twitter over Salesforce and don't regret it.
Tbh I’m just curious and keen to understand how you make career decisions. What do you optimize for etc?
As an undergrad, I love to get different perspectives from engineers so it’s more of a general advice I’m seeking.
I know slack has great WLB, heard similar things about Twitter. Both are great names to have on your resume.
The coding round basically Mimicks day to day coding. Debugging etc meanwhile the algo round is your typical leetcode style questions.