<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I'm in a situation and I'm not sure what to do. 

I am currently working at a job I don't particularly like (there are good days and bad days, and bad 
days include getting bitten) that's about 45 miles from home and in a career path I don't want.

The job placement company I'm working with can get me an interview with a company for a receptionist/data entry position.

Problems: This job may not be permanent. The person I'd be replacing is very ill and may not be returning to work, but there's no guarantee. The job pays less than what I make now, but I'd be saving 10 hours a week in driving and a couple hundred dollars in gas/ car maintenance. 

So why would I consider it? Well, I'm ultimately looking to work in HR. I have about a year of experience, but I've not really been able to get anyone to talk to me about a job in HR, and I think it may be because I don't have enough overall office experience. It sounds like it's a small company, and I know that people often wear multiple hats, which means I may be able to get more experience in HR or payroll stuff.

So
<bot>: Have the possibility to get an interview for a job that is kind of "below" what I'm doing now and may not be permanent, but may help me get more experience in what I want to do.