I am currently in the interview stages of a company in the payments domain.
I always wanted to work in this domain due to the nature of the work and I assume working in fintech gives you exposure for better future opportunities.
However, they are completely on site and I will have to travel 1.5-2 hrs daily one way (4 in total) 5 days a week.
Has anyone faced the same kind of dilemma and how have you decided on it?
I am also interviewing for remote companies but they are not part of the payment domain.
Role: Senior (5+ years)
PS: Relocation to a nearby location is not possible since I live in my own house.
Depends on how much they pay. I would sell my soul if I had to
Unless it's your company, NO. You will loose your health. When too weak to work, they will replace you. When you have your best health, the company benefits from you. Your family suffers in your worst health.
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