<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I was recently extended a job offer after 6 months of unemployment, and while i'd like the money, i don't want it to damage my future prospects. For reference, I've worked in sports ticket sales for the past 2 years, making almost 100 cold calls a day.

The job offer is calling nationwide and setting appointments for the parent companies sales staff, so im not actually selling product or asking people for money which is nice for a change. Its probably a step up from being a waiter or working at a retail store or something.
 
I'm worried that all this telemarketing experience on my resume is pigeonholing me. I fucking loathe telemarketing and yet ive been doing it for 3 years. and i really have no other concrete skills to this point

By concrete skills i mean like developed and "prove-able" workplace abilities. Like an IT professional can explain certain projects he's worked on or a real estate broker can demonstrate that specific challeneges he or she overcame to sell a property whereas all ive developed is the ability to cold call, and set appointments and what not.
  
Its like if i went and learned how to be a mechanic, i don't want to work on cars, but that would be my skill set. So the more telemarketing i do, the more i am establishing that as my future career.

Should I take this job and keep looking for something better? Or continue to be unemployed and look for something for fear of stereotyping myself?

Thanks jobbit.
<bot>: Unemployed, got a job offer to do telemarketing, which i never want to do again, should I take it or am I stereotyping myself?