Personally, I would suck it up and take the money for a year, gain some experience and then bail. It sucks that they may have been deceptive, but it will probab

Personally, I would suck it up and take the money for a year, gain some experience and then bail. It sucks that they may have been deceptive, but it will probably end up being a good learning experience. Also, the hard truth is that most programming is not exciting and really is just what you described, building CRUD apps. Further, who knows what you would have been doing if you were at that other office. You're a junior developer and nobody is going to give you particularly exciting or sexy tasks on day one or day 365.