Row 5599

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I (27) was just recently reached out by a healthcare start-up for a Senior DS role and will be starting the interview process. I've only worked in large healthcare companies, one of them being a hospital system, in analytical work. While it's early in the interview process, the lowest side of their payband is \~$60K more than I make now. But in my current position, I have a very hands off manager, my manager is a big advocate for good work life balance, work at my own pace 99% of the time, and most weeks work 25-30 hours a week which lets me do my own hobbies through out the week. The one thing that is lacking though is the projects I work on aren't very difficult (read mostly ad-hoc reporting via excel and SQL) and I don't feel like I'm growing my skillsets.

I figure that a start-up space is going to be much more faster paced and a lot less work-life balance, but on the flip side I'll (assumingly) will be working on more exciting projects that will actually teach me new things.

Just wanted some perspective from people who are in the start-up space. Thanks!

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