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I would say “what would it hurt”? In this career funk we’re in if a prior employer came to me about interviewing again, I would do it. 🤷♀️
If you have reason to believe the company is on firmer financial footing than it had been, you might as well go for it. But, of course, it wouldn't be a good idea to return and walk into another disaster. But, companies have ups and downs, if they're doing better now, and you don't have any bitterness about the place, go to the interview and see how it works out.
I don't think you are wasting time. I would just make sure they are sitting on solid ground so you aren't in a position to be laid off again (anytime soon atleast because you never know in this economy). But right now jobs are hard to find so I would take an interview where you can get one.
If they couldn't keep it profitable before, why would you risk your financial stability with those same people running the show...again?