Already asked this on cscareerquestions and got some responses but figured I'd ask here as well just to see lol.

I have two offers right now, one being from a bank (Citizens) for their Technology Development Program, and the other being from a fintech company (Broadridge).

Bank offer:

1. providing a more tech focused program, as they have Software Engineer rotations across various business lines, including Consumer Technology, Commercial Technology, Colleague Technology, and Architecture & Strategy.

2. 80K base, no bonuses, but after a year I will get a 10K raise and be placed on a swe team of my choosing.

3. Work schedule is hybrid, so 3 days in person and 2 wfh. It's about a 30-40ish min commute.

Fintech offer:

1. The fintech company also has a similar year rotational program, however it will consist of rotations between Product, Sales, Account Management, Financials and of course Technology. After that, I will be placed on one of their SWE teams.

2. They offered 90K base with a 10K sign on. 2 days minimum on site, and it is around a 10 minute commute.

I'm torn between the two (money and commute favor fintech but i feel like id get more skills out of the TDP at citizens).

I asked current employees of both companies and they say they learned alot and worked with modern tech stacks.