GS Technology Vs. Deloitte BTA

I'm graduating with major in engineering this summer and currently have two offers in my hands - GS Technology Analyst and Deloitte BTA. Both are NY offices. I thought GS would be a great name to put on the Resume but I would have to code for at least 1.5-2yrs. It is not a support team but the team deals with other technology groups so I don't have everyday exposure to the front office. I also realize that it is really hard to move to the front office from technology. I think Deloitte BTA may give me more experience towards business perspective but not sure how good it would be.

Mainly I want to move towards the front office/business side. I'll probably get an MBA and so on, but what would be the better experience for my early career? I have internship experiences in banks and tech companies already. Is it really worth doing technology for couple more years to see if I get a chance to be in the front office? Any opinion would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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I thought GS on the resume would give me more attention for interviews and also to get into the top Bschools. Isn't GS harder to get in?

 

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