What weight does a visiting assistant professorship in a different field carry in tenure track faculty applications? I am finishing my PhD next month in Philosophy. I've been offered a Visiting Assistant Professorship (VAP) in Mathematics at a very good (nationally recognized) Small Liberal Arts College (SLAC). 

I have alternative options, and I have a handle on the money situation.

I'm looking further down the road. Suppose I take the VAP. Suppose I'm applying next year for Tenure Track jobs in Philosophy.

The question: In your experience, what weight does a VAP from a different field carry when evaluating an application?
It would be positive, in my experience, but my department (linguistics) went to extremes to be interdisciplinary. Decades ago,  they were more disciplinary and a question could arise if a candidate held a position in e.g. psychology. But even then, raised questions are usually answered by looking at a candidates CV and publications. In the current climate, I think it would be either neutral or positive, depending on whether there were a need to forge relations between math and philosophy.