<prompt> Human: Hi all,I would appreciate any advice you guys might have in helping me decide on where to start my career.One offer that I received for full time is for a smaller group in a national accounting firm doing bankruptcyrestructuring work. The environment is very positive and I felt very welcome - the only issue is that I wasnt challenged and I dont know if I will be building the skills I want to build. Ive been working here as an intern doing full time work for the past 8 months. They are coming in at pretty strong roughly 65k, with a bonus as of incomeThe other offer I received was to join a global restructuringbankruptcy industry leader in their training program that results in a consultant position. The training program is roughly 2 years long and starts out mostly doing back office work. This is my dream company and where I hoped to end up in 5-10 years post-undergrad. The only downside is that I would have to move to Dallas for this opportunity and stay there for the 2-year training program. Another good thing is that I have a mentor who has been incredibly helpful and he would be able to guide me - I dont think not taking this opp would sour the relationship entirely but it would probably not be as positive.I am stuck between choosing both offers. In NYC I have my friends, family, girlfriend, and network. I would save on costs of living because I would live with my parents. In Dallas, I would have to start from scratch and the networking opportunities seem slim if things dont pan out as I hope. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  <response>: This is my dream company and where I hoped to end up in 5-10 years post-undergrad. I have a mentor who has been incredibly helpful and he would be able to guide meId give it a shot in Dallas. Sounds like its a lot of upward mobility for a short term location sacrifice and you should save a lot of money living in Dallas vs. NYC. 