I can't make a decision! UGHHHHHH :(

I am one of those super indecisive person that just over think things, anyway, bottom line is that I can't make a final decision. And I only have till Friday (less than 2 days).

As some of you might saw from my last posts, I have three options (Technology & Risk Service at EY, Global Technology Operation - IT infrastructure at DB, and Strategy and Development Analyst at HS, one of United Technology company).

Anyway, put that aside, what kind of tips do you guys have to make a decent decision.

Comments such as picking from a hat please stay away.

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I would probably go online and ask random people what I should do with my career by thoroughly describing each offer and acting like my life is in turmoil because I only have three job offers.

Or I would try picking from a hat.

 

I think you got some good advice in your previous thread. It all comes down to doing what you really want to do. You have three great opportunities to pick from, which is extremely rare in this market. You'll have a job either way, so just pick the one that interests you the most. Look at the poll to the right - half of the people here can't find 1 opportunity - you found 3.

Like I said before, I would pick corp dev at HS if it was me - but I'm not you.

 

I already mentioned in my post that I am being "whiny" and maybe implied that I am "bitchy"..

Anyway, thanks for the advices/comments

Ling~

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go with the one that has the location you want, hours/culture you want, and pays the most.

honestly no one on this board, nor are you going to be able to find out, which as the best "Exit opps", hell no one even knows what wall street will look like one year from now and which careers will exist/be prestigious, nor which jobs will you get you into these.

just take the easiest one, at the best location, with the best pay.

 

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