<human>: I'm 25 years old working in corporate finance for a fortune 500 company on the east coast.  I've been in my current position for 1.5 years (1st job out of college).  I don't love my current job by any means, but I'm good at it and have it down to science at this point.  I also enjoy the downtime when it presents itself, for obvious reasons such as browsing reddit.  Theres not much room for movement in my current department but I don't see myself as a corporate guy my whole life anyways.  I'd like to go a different route at some point.  The money is not outstanding at my current position, but I make due with it, let's say 30k.  I decided to apply at some open positions within my company, and I ended up landing an interview with a promotion on the line.  They liked me and called me back for a 2nd interview, and I was recently offered the job on Friday.  This position is a jump to let's say 32.5k.  The problem is  that it seems to entail many hours of overtime, strenuous work, and zero downtime.  I am not looking to throw my work/life balance completely out of whack but the extra money would be very helpful considering I'm movinh very soon and will have to pay higher rent than I'm paying my aunt now which is essentially nothing.  I fear that I may be overworked in the new position, and also have my summer plans compromised because it is frowned upon to take time off within the first 1/2 year or so of accepting a new position.  But again, the money would be helpful and there's a chance I could actually like the work in the new department but I won't know until I commit to it.  I have been mulling this over on my own and haven't told anyone, just you reddit.  Thanks.

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<bot>: Should I accept promotion that may compromise work/life balance via overtime, strenuous work, high pressure for extra ~2.5k?