Experience going from a small firm to a national one
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[{"id": "gsj4l6m", "text": "I don\u2019t work in your industry. I\u2019m an investor and lurker on this sub.  However, I do work in a capital intensive industry with big shop/small shop setups.  Some things to think about...\nYou\u2019re young.  Now is the time to make jumps. \nSmall to big shop jumps are rare and will look great on a resume/CV. \nA stint at a bigger shop may put you in a better position to come back and run the shop at which you\u2019re currently employed.\nIf you\u2019re boss is setting you up with a meeting, you need to think about why they are doing that.", "replies": [{"id": "gsjl54f", "text": "I agree. The more experience you have the better off you would be running a company. \nIf you take the job here are some advantages. \n\n-Working with more and different properties\n-having new co-workers/clients(more connections)\n-Learning more about buying/selling, finance, and general operations. \n-boosting your resume. \nFrom the sounds of it, you already know the answer is to take the job if you want to take the next step. \nGood luck!!", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]