I graduate this May and currently have 2 job offers on the table. I am a senior majoring in finance at a small liberal arts school in the Midwest. Although graduation is a few months away and I received these offers, I am still applying for jobs. It would be a dream to move to Seattle with boyfriend and start my career on the west coast so I don't know if I should decline both offers and keep applying.
NASA (52k/year)
PROs:
- warm weather (Bay Area)
- mountains, beaches, and SF!
- friends in the area & at work (current intern)
- work is slow at times but my boss allows me to study
- guaranteed raise every year
- have until March to make a decision
- potential to implement software currently not used by any logistics members (SQL, Tableau..)
CONS:
- expensive (will most likely get a part-time job for weekends)
- no relocation assistance or sign-on bonus
- office politics
- traffic sucks
- libraries are always full (this is weird but I love to go to libraries and they're especially crowded on the weekends. I can hardly ever find parking or a desk to study in peace.)
OR
IBM (65k/yr)
PROS
- can pay off student debt faster (30k)
- $3,000 sign-on bonus
- live comfortably
- most likely working with the cognitive intelligence team
- exposure to industry-wide supply chain software
CONS
- I don't know anyone out there
- small town in Minnesota
- it gets SUPER cold in the winter
- plane tickets are expensive b/c the largest airport is 2 hours away
- No OT
My future goals include returning to the Midwest to hopefully get into Northwestern's MBA program after a couple of years. It's a unique program for students with less than 3 full years of work experience. I've also been doing long distance for about since months and would love to close the gap if I could in Seattle. Will it be likely to find a job in Seattle by May? Or should I play it safe and choose between these companies? How would you decide?
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