<prompt> Human: I work in banking, based out of SoCal and make roughly 75Kyear. An interesting proposition entered my head: I can go to a different bank in the Bay area same position and theyre offering 100K minimum. Some people I used to work with have reached out to me trying to gauge my interest, as they work there now. I know the 100K in the Bay area may not be much since cost of living is much higher than SoCal, but my uncle is willing to hook me up with cheap rent basically just pay his property tax and utilities for a house he bought way back. Oh, I get the house to myself too. Ill be saving a decent amount doing this combined with cheap rent.. Was planning to eventually move back to SoCal if I make this jump.Anyway, my main concern is.. I just got my current gig 5 months ago and jumping ship so soon may hurt me somehow. I likely wont make 6 figures for quite some time if I stay at my current company. In fact, the reason I left my last job is because my current one offered a 15 raise. What do you guys think?tldr; I just got a new job 5 months ago, but I can get a 33 raise by jumping again gotta move though.. Should I do it?  <response>: Based on the info you provided, you should do it.As a manager, I wont hire someone I know is a consistent job hopper. But I would never fault someone for jumping at a good careerlife improvement opportunity. 