I don't get why you're calling the job high-risk. Is it because you're going to get fired if a mistake happens? Just because the stakes are smaller doesn't mea

I don't get why you're calling the job high-risk. Is it because you're going to get fired if a mistake happens? Just because the stakes are smaller doesn't mean it's less stressful. Just look at software dev in startups. And the competition is much more intense. I'd stay in the job.