<prompt> Human: Heres my strange situation. While I was in school I started applying to jobs here and there, but ultimately I wanted to work for my cousins company that honestly has the culture, benefits, and specific field Id be interested in. I got a referral from him back in January and it led to a phone interview that went very well. Unfortunately, since Im in construction, they misunderstood and thought I wanted to start right away. I told them I couldnt since I was obviously still in school but when I graduate if they had any offers Id be interested. Graduation comes around and I keep in contact with them, but there arent any opening so they just decide to keep my resume on file. In the meantime I obviously need to make money, so I took a job as a Junior Estimator one of the positions I was interested in, at a smaller contractor doing take-offs. Its a great company, everyones super nice, and I get my own office. Unfortunately Im only making 15hour, get no benefits, and the company is a subcontractor, so they do a very limited scope of work, and work on practically identical projects because developers are crap.So yesterday my cousin emails me that they were looking to fill the same position I was interviewed for earlier now, and they were asking for internal referrals first, so I said whatever and forwarded my resume. I got called back an hour later and offered to be the first interview.Im going to the interview regardless but I feel like Im very likely to get this job since my cousin was an original member of this larger contractor when they were only 7 people in a room and now is the head of a department. Aside from their culture being amazing, and their office being super modern, Id get benefits, could easily make 3-4hour more, and be doing a variety of really cool work, as a Project Coordinator, a position I was more interested in than my current one.But I still cant help but feel like its frowned upon to leave a company that was my first job right out of school. Yet on the other hand, I dont owe them me sacrificing higher pay and benefits by staying. On top of that its also in the construction field and people get hired and quit constantly.Are there any real disadvantages of leaving?  <response>: You work for no one but yourself. Dont feel bad for taking opportunities. 