Help deciding on offer

Hi guys

I'm really conflicted and need some outside perspective

I've gotten an offer from deloitte (A) that is a 10% cut from where I am now. I have an offer from another company in industry (B) that is 20% more than where I am now.

The pay difference between deloitte and this other company is 3,250 per month or 39,000 per year.

The primary reason I was looking to leave my current company was to get a big brand name on my resume - I'm not planning to get an MBA so I figured deloitte would do. With the serious pay differential, though, I might as well go get an MBA with the extra money I make from (B).

I would be coming in at a manager level at Deloitte, but they pushed me down from an M3 to an M2 in my final interview, which I really don't like - it feels like a bait and switch. I also keep reading about how they deliberately lowball lateral hires and that does not sit well with me.

Any thoughts?

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