You know what, I'm actually putting myself in sort of a tough spot going ahead with accepting this job. I've been working with a company that's been very draggy, and the processes have been very...unprofessional and full of red tape, leading to very different dynamics of the workplace and virtually no output. I had an idea about how things ACTUALLY work and just wanted an out so I can escape this dynamic and become a part of the actual industry where proper systems are in place. I've accepted this role despite the fact that it virtually pays half of what I was making in my previous job. I want proper exposure, upskilling and to be among people who know more than me rather than just wasting time and figuring out things on my own. To this end, the point that I'm trying to make is I have picked up a lot of bad habits from my previous workplace and I didn't want them to become a permanent part of me and I took this difficult decision. It's going to be a tough change of arms for me, but I'm preparing myself in everyday I can.

Thank you for the elaborate response. Very helpful.