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I got 2 tech job offers and chose the lower-paying option. Here's how I decided — and what an expert thinks of my decision.
Rebecca Cavallo, a senior data scientist, chose a lower-paying job offer from Company B over a higher-paying offer from Company A, prioritizing tech growth, mentorship, and remote work. She conducted a career audit to align her decision with long-term goals, including stakeholder experience and project autonomy.
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