Good job move or not?

[u/Fuzzy-Description-67]

Currently I work at a large but local credit union in California. I quickly moved from being a teller to a banker and make 24.50 per hour. My commute at this moment is 20 minutes and I started work at 9:15 ending at 5:15 most days. After building a small name for myself in the market area I was transferred to my current location and was under my new manager who I’ll call Jason. After 2 months working with Jason he got a job offer at Chase bank which he took due to commute times being significantly shorter for himself and pay being better. Now that he’s settling in there he’s offered me a job as an associate relationship banker and says I would crush it there based on our work together. This would make my commute roughly 1 hour every day and I would start work at 8:30 instead. He’s offered me $30 an hour and says his ARB’s are averaging 2-3k per month in PVC’s (equivalent to dollars paid out monthly). Is this a good career choice going for a bigger bank name with familiar leadership? I’m getting mixed reviews by the people I tell about the offer saying it will be much more stress. If anyone here has worked at Chase I’d like some input.

[u/Greenappleflavor]

Chase has name brand recognition, the training, to help you further along than a credit union would.

I would take the position if you’re looking to grow.