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Worth noting and not crazy important for an entry level position. Double true if there are limited options available. Take the job, learn some skills (including how to work in a bad environment) and then look for and move on to better opportunities. Caveat: Just don't take one of these roles with a place where it's going to stereotype you and/or give you no transferable skills/knowledge.
Even if you decide to compromise, it's worth doing so knowing that you are. It also looks good to the employer if you're taking a real interest in the position and sizing it up.
Even if it is a deadend job, usually a year doesn't hurt. Unless the work or pay suck, but that's true everywhere.