Originally Posted by
SpeedChecks360
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Seek advice from those you trust, your family, mentors and make a decision that works for you and your situation and one that aligns with your goals.
This is good advice. We offer advice for all kinds of reasons, but all of those reasons mean our advice carries some kind of bias. Maybe we want to confirm our own decision-making. Maybe we want to warn you off from mistakes we've made and inadvertently guide you into a path that's not best. Figure out what's important to you, and make your professional situation support your personal goals. I know that's vague and not helpful. Ideally we could say "Go here. Don't go there. Wait six years. Then do step 9.". I don't think any of us have sufficient insight to provide that kind of guidance.