Hey guys, I'm have just started a job (been 3 months). I am made to do a lot of front end stuff. Even though I don't like front end, I am still doing it because I get to learn about react and redux. The pay is good. However, I feel like this isn't the place for me because I don't like the domain in which this tech is being used. I am getting a job offer at a startup wherein I can dive into anything, be it ML, Full Stack development, and so on. However, the pay might not be so good. Do you think I should switch?
P.S. I'm a fresher.

I think some experience in a bigger company is a better start. Once you have earned lots of cash and are still unsatisfied, you can try a smaller more free company.

If your current company is not that much bigger then go after your gut feeling. If you believe in that startup/find the people more sympathetic then go for a change.

A low paying job with the opportunity to do everything will always be available.

Heck, you could even start your own gig.

@saintograph Yeah, but the startup is generating profits at a good rate. That's the only reason why I'm even considering switching.

@trubesv It's not much. At startup, I would be earning around 10% less. The living expenses are the same.

@Ederbit But isn't the idea of getting experience in something that you don't want to pursue something to think about. If I stay long enough, that would become a permanent mark on the resumé.

@vergil What do you mean with leaving a mark on the resumee? Isn't the more the better? :P
And from the upper comments it seems your'e already determined to join the startup.

@Ederbit Guess I just wanted to hear this from another person ;D

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