Row 6182

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To preface, I'm currently a Data Analyst with about 1 year of experience. My role is a remote position I'm relatively happy in: I get to work with statistical models and mostly program in R, Python, and a bit of Stata.

However, the pay is low and recent family matters are pressuring me to bring in more $$$.

Recently, I've been interviewing for a few positions (all Health Data/Biostats related). One of these positions is very desireable on paper. It's senior level, the pay is great, the cost of living in the area is very low, and the benefits would go a very long way for my family and I.

This position is, unfortunately, in the tobacco industry. My concern is that by working here, it may turn off future employers whenever I need to transition.

The company has stated that their focus is on hazard mitigation of the products, so I'd imagine my work would pertain to that. However, I still don't know if that would mitigate the negative perception of the role.

Tl;dr Is taking a job in the tobacco industry career suicide or nah?

Thanks y'all

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