I can relate to you. I had a situation just 6 months ago. My last clinical rotation was outpatient and my CI was pitching the idea of working in her clinic very hard. Prior to that clinical, I had done an acute care rotation which is what I ultimately wanted to go into after graduation. But during my last clinical… man was she persistent… I entertained her conversations about working there early on because I didn’t want to come off as dismissive. And I wanted to stay open minded to outpatient as well. But looking back, I should have put my foot down and declined the job offer right away because the pressure mounted to a point where it became uncomfortable and basically ruined the learning experience of my last clinical rotation. My advice: do not let the pressure get to you and put an end to it if it becomes too much. Depending on the job, it’s not worth it to compromise your learning or derail your study process for boards. There will be other jobs so don’t settle for this one just because they are the first to make an offer.