<prompt> Human: So I just graduated college with a degree in finance a few months back and got a job that started a week after graduation. Its in the mortgage industry and I live relatively close to where I work and the job isnt all that bad its more or less just tedious and has nothing to do with finance, just paper chasing for the most part. It pays well, 50k with bonus and benefits but I dont know if its what I want to be doing. I just got a random call from a company I interviewed with months ago that I had completely forgotten about and they offered me a job I really wanted, an investment analyst position starting at 55k with quarterly bonus etc. The downside is I live 40 minutes from that office and the traffic is horrendous. Would it even be worth it to leave my current job which is a 15 minute commute with traffic to make roughly 10k more bonus included? I also kinda feel obligated to stay with my current company because they treat me well and the people are cool its just a very boring job and not really the career path that I want to be taking. The company that just contacted me is in the field I always wanted to get into and I feel like opportunity is knocking on the door but I dont know if I should up and leave my current job after only a few short months for extra money. Oh and another thing is the new job is 9-6 so an extra 20 hours a month. I dont know if all the driving and extra time is worth an extra couple thousand more plus I dont want to get the millennial stereotype of jumping from job to job. Any one have any suggestions or encounter a similar situation in their professional life? Thanks!  <response>: Youre young. Move.Being complacent in a dull job is the way to career stagnation. Dont be that person. 