Help! FP&A at Disney or FP&A at eBay?
I received an offer for a Finance Intern position at Disney in their Studios Distribution department and I had a final round interview today with eBay doing FP&A in their corporate finance division and am fairly confident that the interview went well.
The problem is that Disney needs me to make a decision by Monday morning and eBay might not have an offer on the table until after that.
I understand that Disney is a great company and has a strong internship program but I'm more interested in working with the tech industry than media, and this would be a great opportunity to work in corporate finance for eBay. Post-Grad, still thinking between corporate finance and potentially banking.
If offered both, I'm not sure which I would take. I would just love some insight into what you guys think.
Do Disney then leverage the FT offer to get a tech FT offer. Disney > Ebay. Easy.
Can't go wrong as both are great. Can you ask for an extension from Disney? If not, id probably go with Disney seeing as it's guaranteed
DISNEY take disney so long as you don't have to live in the shithole that is orlando
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