u/CaseFamiliar7820

Image 1 — Connor's recent watch purchase has me in joyful tears (Kevin Penkin influence perhaps?)
Image 2 — Connor's recent watch purchase has me in joyful tears (Kevin Penkin influence perhaps?)

Connor's recent watch purchase has me in joyful tears (Kevin Penkin influence perhaps?)

Noticed Connor wearing a watch I had never seen him wear before...A Grand Seiko SLGW003 from the Evo 9 collection... WHAT A WATCH CONNOR! Who's next on Trash Taste..

u/CaseFamiliar7820 — 6 days ago

What is my dog doing??

I saw her do this the other day, what’s she doing? Is this a cause for concern?

u/CaseFamiliar7820 — 3 months ago
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EY Graduate Cyber Consultant or Fortune 100 Tech Company Cyber Engineer as first job?

As title says, stuck between the two. I studied Cybersecurity. Bit of a extrovert with not such great technical skills but make it up with my good soft skills.

Offer 1: EY (Australia) offers a pretty great culture with lots of smart, young people in the team (the interviewers and I really clicked). The pay is slightly less than the Fortune 100 company, but not by a whole lot. I know I'll do far more work than what I'm paid for.

Offer 2: Fortune 100 Tech Company has good work life balance, great access to resources, 3 days wfh (although I'm debating if this is even good for my social health), decent salary, and I interned there so I know what to expect. It's fairly boring but work that's not horrible. Go to work, go home.

If you guys were starting out, what would be the types of things you would want to consider? I know most people have told me to go with Fortune 100 company, but I'm also the type to willingly spice up my life for no other reason other than to have fun in life :P Most say I can't go wrong with making a decision, either way its a job that's gonna pay me.

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u/CaseFamiliar7820 — 3 months ago