"A callable bond benefits the issuer, and so investors of these bonds are compensated with a more attractive interest rate than on otherwise similar non-callable bonds."

This statement is quoted from the website Investopedia. Callable bonds usually pay a one-year interest payment as a call premium. If you are a CFO considering issuing 30-year corporate bonds, which do you think is a better choice between callable and non-callable bonds? Please discuss it in the environment of the current market situation.