Yes, take it. Even if it's a lateral move career-wise, it's actually a move up in the long term. Even if the job is too easy, you'll make lots of great connections and in future interviews, no one will fault you for explaining that you took the job just to get to Charlotte. It actually shows a good level of maturity to secure a job before you get there, as opposed to going and living off credit cards like many people would do.

Yes, take it. Even if it's a lateral move career-wise, it's actually a move up in the long term. Even if the job is too easy, you'll make lots of great connections and in future interviews, no one will fault you for explaining that you took the job just to get to Charlotte. It actually shows a good level of maturity to secure a job before you get there, as opposed to going and living off credit cards like many people would do.

If you want to move out of your feild an think a career in HR could be good then take it. If you have no desire to work in HR then I would say keep looking. You don't want to get stuck in a job that puts outside of your career goals, while you could explain that you only took the job to get you into Charlotte, you first have to get the interview to do that. And getting the interview could be more difficult. I would think about a lateral move inside your field to get you to Charlotte.