For me, Business Analysis is about problem solving .

I am driven by "building" in a brod sense. It doesn't matter whether it is

learning, teaching, solving, improving, creating, ... It's all "building".
The first step is learning, trying to understand the issue, its origin,
its context, the forces and rules that drives the issue. This is the analysis.
Then I can start to think about the "solving" and "creative" part.
Once the solution is known and put on paper, the problem is solved.
It's is then just a matter of time, a matter of building and implementing the so
lution.
I can already move to the next issue. Business Analysis issues are at a quite h
igh level,
in comparison to programming and I can more think in terms of value.

if you get a better offer somewhere else, will you leave

our company?

though i prefer stability in career, but if the difference in both jobs is too h
uge
(both financially and growth wise), i would definitely grab the offer.