Almost happened to me once, I turned it down because I'd just started and I felt a duty to the person that hired me. That was a good decision, because it would'

Almost happened to me once, I turned it down because I'd just started and I felt a duty to the person that hired me. That was a good decision, because it would've moved me out of an engineering oriented department into a maintenance/infrastructure oriented one, which I was already good at, if I had taken them up on it I wouldn't have learned and grown the way I did. If I was already familiar with my current role enough that it became repetitive and there was more to learn in the other team, absolutely I would do it. I've always got to be learning new things or I begin to lose my mind.