JLL (capital markets) or CBRE DSF?

Before someone says this has been discussed before, I have read those articles and have yet to find enough information. My plan is to start in brokerage at a cbre, jll, c&w, type shop. My question is if I decide to go REPE a year down the line - what is the best place to start or is there one? IS or DSF/D and E placement. They might both be good and Ik team matters more BUT besides that. Where can I jump to more PE firms from? And is a JLL d/e team where I see different types of deals better then a IS team on a cbre one? I don’t want to be the dude trying to figure out everything - I don’t expect a clear or right answer. But if you were to position yourself, which would you choose?

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