<prompt> Human: Howdy.I graduated college a couple years ago and have had this job for one year and four months. Its my first real job outside of fast food and telling. Its analytical work that seems somewhat relevant to my degree BA, concentration in Financial Analysis. Ive been gaining experience in Tableau, Excel and a little in SQL.The kicker is that its only paying 40k. Im torn between hanging on and gaining more experience and just getting a better paying job. Im afraid of looking like a job hopper on my resume and Ive heard its better to have a few years under your belt. Also, my employer matches my 401k contributions, I contribute 5, and Ill be 100 vested after three years, which is another reason I have for sticking around. Do you think its worth it?  <response>: Howdy! Fellow Texan?I moved from 52k to 65k to 75k to 80k within less than 4 years. Learn as much as you can as quickly as you can and when things start to get slow or routine after 2 years find someone that will give you a significant raise. Lifes too short to get stuck in an office job where you arent learning and are only getting a 3 raise a year. SQL is good on a resume. Also, learn VBA and R. 