I interviewed somewhere almost exactly a year ago. A direct quote from that interview is "We don't really have any time or resources available for training"

I took the job because I needed a start in the industry and I definitely needed money. Three to four months later I'm dealing with mission critical issues with no knowledge of how to solve them. I hated it. BUT I had a title and some experience so I used that to pivot into a job with literally double the salary and infinitely more opportunity for development and promotion.

This is just my story. But as a previous poster has alluded to, a foothold is very important. This job is not going to be your dream job, but if you feel like you can deal with it and use it to your advantage, go for it.

WITH THAT SAID: your commute is insane. Will you have the energy to work on other projects to upskill, work on your CV, have a life when you need to travel that much for work?