Hi All, I have two different opportunities I am trying to evaluate that I have been offered and am trying to figure out which one is better, especially for my career. One is a Senior Intercompany Accountant for a publicly-traded 13B revenue multinational pharmaceutical company out in the outer suburbs of a major metro area and the other is for a Lead Financial Analyst role in the center of the city for a quasi-governmental (technically private) transportation company. Both companies pay well but the pharmaceutical company pays better especially given its benefits, bonuses and lower taxes. The pharmaceutical has a 40 minute morning drive commute and the evening commute could go over an hour, although there are some possible public transit options. The transportation company I have not even had to look at the commute, as its right in a major public transportation hub in the city where I can take train/bus/light rail/subway to. The accountant role would be a lot of close and reporting work, but also a lot of data and analysis. The financial analyst role would be a lot of pricing, data analysis and ad hoc work. Both use SAP and other major financial tools.The accountant job says they have fairly set hours, but I am not 100%, while the financial analyst role I am certain is very consistent hours. Any thoughts? I am also wondering if this is a debate between angling for a CFO role or Controller role. I get the impression one is more front-office than the other. I have not been a financial analyst before, so it could be a nice addition to my resume, but so could doing intercompany accounting work for a public company.