<human>: Hi all.

I'm a young engineer in the middle of making some important decisions and could use some feedback.  I graduated in May 2010, and quit my last job in June of 2011.  Since then I've been working for a non-profit while truthfully spending the time bouncing back and forth deciding what I want to do with my career.  I'm currently in the midst of waiting to hear back from grad schools as well.

Sitting around for the most part all this time has bothered me a lot, so I have been applying to some jobs.  I don't have any loans or anything, but I have days where I get a lot of anxiety or get depressed because I'm not doing anything.

Anyway.. I have an interview tomorrow, and I'm quite positive I could leave with an offer.  The job seems like it has decent compensation (better than my last job, but nothing crazy).  It's in an engineering field I'm interested into, but it's direct area seems like it could become boring after a while.  My concern is that I might convince myself to accept it based on the fact that I haven't been working and it's the first offer to come along.  Does anybody have some suggestions on how I can be more objective about it?

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<bot>: I haven't had an engineering job since June 2011, and need advice on how to objectively look at my first job offer since.