Graduated in May. Unsure which offer to accept: higher pay & more prestigious offer, or more interesting/exciting offer but lower pay?

Hi everyone! I’m a recent college grad (Spring 2021) in the SF Bay Area currently working a full-time internship at biotech company, and I also interviewed at a tech-y entertainment company (before I got the first offer), and I’m genuinely confused which of 2 offers to take:

1) the biotech company I intern at is offering a full-time contract position (right after my internship ends next month) ‘til the end of the year (Dec 2021), paying ~$40/hr, partially remote (hybrid)

2) a different tech/entertainment company is offering a post-grad full-time internship position until Spring 2022, paying ~$25/hr, 100% remote

Pros of both:

• both huge huge huge companies with lots of people to work with & meet

• both rated highly for employee happiness/satisfaction of working there

Pros of #1

• already know & like many employees there as well as my manager (won't have to adjust to culture/environment/introductions)

• better pay

• more well-known company

• full-time role probably looks better on a resume than intern role post-grad (?)

• in charge of/owning/controlling/managing a lot more projects

• much more challenging work, attending a lot more meetings & more responsibilities

Pros of #2

• enjoy the creative work I’ll be doing more (from what I gathered from the job description & interview with the manager about the projects)

• easier to connect with current employees because of the younger demographic & interests in entertainment / shared passion & interest for the industry

• guaranteed working until April-ish as opposed to December

• very writing-based (my dream is to be a writer but I haven’t had any professional experience like this)

• completely remote (!!!)

• possible offer of extension/FTE afterwards

So basically #1 pays better and is much more well-known/prestigious & challenging (despite being temporary - after December I have to go job searching again), but #2 interests me more & I would gain new/different experiences, connections, and skills that I haven’t had job/internship experience in before (and some interns end up working there full-time).

Thank you :)

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