I once worked for a company that did some intensive training sessions for the first week. When I finally got around to working on their codebase it was entirely

I once worked for a company that did some intensive training sessions for the first week. When I finally got around to working on their codebase it was entirely written in VB. This was something they chose to leave out in terms of their technical stack. I had better opportunities working with a consulting gig that later got me relocated and that led me to even better opportunities later down the road. It's better to just pursue what you want than get bogged down, just be professional and straightforward about it.