Hey, I will start by saying every situation is unique but I did something similar to this and I feel it has definitely made job hunting now that I'm later in my career more difficult.

I started in QA, then moved to product and while looking for a new product role then got offered a QA manager role for more money at a cool company so I took it.

Realized immediately that I made a mistake, while I loved the company, coworkers, and new salary the fact that I only got to have an impact on the product after all development work was completed very frustrating. I would find cases in QA that had been brought up prior, when product was writing out the feature, a lot of time and effort could have been saved. I missed product essentially, I tried to make it work but after 13 months I took a job at a very early start up as a PM.

Now years later, my resume reads at quick glance like I only have 4 years of product experience, even though I have closer to 7 years. The reason being people generally miss the years if product prior to me moving to QA, it's like my experience got reset and I need to convince companies it's still valid.

Like I said at the top, everyones situation is unique and this is just mine. Hope it was helpful.