[Anonymous]

A job interview for an outside company asked me which area I would prefer. So far I have 3 years of Financial Reporting experience in my current company. Which would be the best fit for the long term, most interesting, most intellectually stimulating and of course monetary consideration?

[Anonymous]

Any where that I can look up for more information on the two? I have heard people state that internal audit is a dead end career. Is that true? I need to provide them an answer by tomorrow so trying to get all my ducks in a row.

[Anonymous]

Any where that I can look up for more information on the two? I have heard people state that internal audit is a dead end career. Is that true? I need to provide them an answer by tomorrow so trying to get all my ducks in a row.

[Anonymous]

I can't say which would be a better fit for you, but you could take a look at Robert Half salary guide for some info on the average salaries for both jobs. I personally worked in I/A and at least at the company where I worked, there was a lot of opportunity after rolling out of I/A. You can gain a lot of knowledge about the company, make a lot of contacts, and have a good idea of what you would like to do after being in I/A (again at least in my experience). Good luck with your decision!

[Anonymous]

I can't say which would be a better fit for you, but you could take a look at Robert Half salary guide for some info on the average salaries for both jobs. I personally worked in I/A and at least at the company where I worked, there was a lot of opportunity after rolling out of I/A. You can gain a lot of knowledge about the company, make a lot of contacts, and have a good idea of what you would like to do after being in I/A (again at least in my experience). Good luck with your decision!

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