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Yes, and it's been amazing. I left on a good note and was welcomed back with even more appreciation than when I elft.
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I've known people who have done that, but I haven't myself. I always left on good terms, but the opportunity never presented itself to head back to a former roost. I wouldn't be opposed to the idea, but it would come down to the details. I have a friend who left a company and came back a few years later and has had a nice career there in his second stint. No reason not to do it if the position is attractive.
I went back to my old agency after 5 years in house. I have no regrets. I still had to do basic onboarding and wasn't eligible for full benefits (namely 401k match) until I'd reached the one-year mark again, neither of which were a big deal.
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I was at an agency for 6 years as a Sr. CW. I left for an ACD position at another agency. After a year, my new agency had layoffs after losing some business. My old agency took me back as an ACD and I was there for another 5 years. I left on good terms so it wasn’t difficult to come back.