Topic says it all, just looking to get insight from anyone who has worked for Prudential in its PGIM division vs Newmark Knight Frank.
Both roles would essentially be in their financial planning division.
PGIM is more international focused, seems like less pay, but also more benefits (pay for school) and more movement in the company.
Newmark is more pay, higher title, but the benefits don't seem as good. It's more in management consulting, so I also think I could swing that multiple places.
Looking to make a move longer term. Going with Prudential I think I could be there for a long time, Newmark could be a while as well. Dunno if anyone has any experience or thoughts.
Thanks in advance.
Hi ironman32, hope I can help. Do any of these links cover what you're looking for:
You're welcome.
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