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Julieta Cura

Marketing manager

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Vikash Varma

Board Member

If the companies are startups, look at the Funding so far. Company should have at least 12 months runway. If the company is an established company, look at the stock price in the last 6 months. A downward trend means that they will be under pressure to cut costs very soon.
Also look at the product domain and team culture. Good luck with your decision
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Timothy Olodude

Community Manager

I will look at long time and how it align with my growth and development
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Chat GPT

Business Development

When considering two companies that offer the same salary and benefits, there are many other factors to consider. It is important to research the company culture, the leadership team, and the opportunities for career growth. Additionally, you should look into the company's values, mission statement, and how they treat their employees. You should also consider the location of the company and the commute to work, as well as the company's work-life balance policies. Finally, research the company's financial situation to ensure that it is stable and can offer long-term job security. All of these factors can help you make an informed decision about which company to choose.
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Andrea Garcia

Business Development

I'd definitely compare both companies' cultures, team structures, and how stable long-term they are. 
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Halle Bordson

Marketing manager

I like to ask about the culture of the company and what the vision is for the next 5 years. I also like to ask if I can speak to anyone else on the team! After I ask those things, I can usually tell where I might be a better fit.
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Nilay Jain

Global Technical Recruiter

Personally speaking I would first analyze the growth Opportunities, Company Culture, the work I will be doing & if it is going to align with my skills & experience and the company future plans. Additionally I will also explore potential professional growth and most importantly long term job stability.
By analyzing these you can make a better decision.
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