I agree here. Your first job should be more about experience than anything else. It is pretty common knowledge that your boss knows you will be looking for a new job in about 2 years. Hell, he did it and you're probably replacing someone who just left after putting in 2 years.
Get the experience, get the company to pay for post-graduate classes if you can, then move on if in 2 years your salary doesn't significantly increase. Max out your 401K NOW, start a savings plan and HAVE FUN before work consumes all your time!
Remember 1 thing for the rest of your life: It's always easier to find a job when you have one.
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I agree here. Your first job should be more about experience than anything else. It is pretty common knowledge that your boss knows you will be looking for a new job in about 2 years. Hell, he did it and you're probably replacing someone who just left after putting in 2 years. Get the experience, get the company to pay for post-graduate classes if you can, then move on if in 2 years your salary doesn't significantly increase. Max out your 401K NOW, start a savings plan and HAVE FUN before work consumes all your time! Remember 1 thing for the rest of your life: It's always easier to find a job when you have one.