EY-Parthenon (SSG) vs Oliver Wyman

How's it going guys,

I have two management consulting offers from Oliver Wyman and EY-Parthenon in their respective NYC offices. The OW offer is a generalist offer while the EY-P offer is in their Software Strategy Group (SSG). My career interests are corp dev/ bus ops at FAANG or an investing role in PE. Although, it would seem that the EY-P offer is a perfect fit, I am concerned with Parthenon's recent brand dilution, as well as the small size and short track record of SSG into PE. I know this forum holds OW in high regard in terms of T2 consulting. I'd appreciate any input.

Thanks!

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As to the brand dilution, I've been told that SSG still operates pretty independently of the rest of EY/EY-P, though that might be subject to change. The nature of the work will be drastically different in SSG (they do product and tech diligences), so that is also a factor worth considering. 

 

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