<prompt> Human: I am currently living in Salt Lake City Utah, and I graduated last week with degrees in Political Science and International Studies. I did a pretty prestigious internship and had pretty good grades in school that let me graduate with honors. I am bilingual in Korean and English.With that being said, I have been working as a call center supervisor since about February in what I thought was a temporary position that would last until the end of May. I was getting paid about 21 an hour because they were giving extra compensation for medical. The company has offered me full-time employment until the end of 2020, but are going to reduce my pay about 20 to give me benefits and a small 401k package. I didnt attend college with the intention of working in a call center with little promotion capability and little pay. The reason that I took the job was because I got to use my Korean and get management experience. My dream has always been to create my own company, and I could do that on my own spare time while I work there. I know that as soon as I accept the position it would look very poorly for future employers that were considering hiring me if I quit. I also know that my employer needs my help and that I am very underpaid for the work that I do. I have already tried to renegotiate for more pay, but since it is a government contract my bosses have told me that they do not have the power to give me more. Based off of this, I know that my chances of getting promoted are limited because they do not even have the power to give me a pay raise.Anyways, I have to give them an answer soon so any advice would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for formatting, I am writing this while on the go. Thank you.  <response>: Id probably take the job to tide yourself over, but be hunting for a job that utilizes your degree as well. As soon as you get that better job, even if its only in a month, take it. Recent grads take all sorts of terrible jobs when they first get out. I worked for a temp agency to make ends meet until I got a career position and it didnt affect my job prospects at all. 