Need some career advice! I just started working for a small Real Estate Fund Manager focusing on closed end funds (Germany)
 My role sounds good on my business card and linked in, but in reality I am cold calling potential business partners and doing rudimentary asset and fund managing tasks, but nothing like financial modeling (salary 50k€/year). 

I am in my twenties, worked 1,5 years in the transaction team of a successful real estate developer and studied International Management beforehand. Now I was contacted by a headhunter specialized in Real Estate Private Equity, who offered me an interview at a small (&gt;1BN €) REPE firm. 

I just started my work at the fund manager in January and did not plan to change jobs again. But the salary would be rather in the 70-80k area with rather more hours (now easy 9-5). I also plan to move to an english speaking country in the next 2-3 years. 

Now my questions:
- do you think it is damaging for my CV to change the job after just 3 Months
- can I expect to continue climbing the career ladder working for american, Canadian or British REPE firms (is the experience similar to a German firm)
- do you have any tangible tips how I can refresh my financial modeling skills corresponding to the needed calculations for REPE? 

Sorry for the long post! 
Cheers
[{"id": "fl0rd5w", "text": "If the job sucks the job sucks, I say jump ship. It won\u2019t hurt your career, not all jobs work out. You\u2019re pretty young too.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fl1a706", "text": "Change to the other job.  There are a lot of resources available.  I like the blog posts at tsmfinancialmodels.com for general information.  If funds are still hiring, then go and do it", "replies": [{"id": "fl1g8ne", "text": "Thanks for the advice, it may be smart to wait and see how the current situation affects the real estate sector in Europe.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]