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I’ve went back and did not regret it, it actually worked out better for me. You can’t work somewhere and be miserable. You need to be happy and comfortable.
While I personally haven’t done it, I hear about people going back to their old job all the time! If it’s mutually beneficial and agreeable, why not be happy?
I've never done that, but I have been on a team where someone did that. For the benefit of those you currently work with, I say go back to your old job if you're not happy or don't want to do the work. The longer you stay, the more things you get assigned to, so that's more things you have to wrap up and pass on to others. We had a person who started in July and left 6 months later. It was clear from almost the beginning that this person did not want to do the work but she tried to stick it out, so when she finally left, there was so much to fix, find, uncover, and just generally reassign to others that it would have been easier if she had left at the 60-90 mark when she wasn't assigned to as much work. I'm not saying this describes you, but I am saying that it does become a burden to others when you're new, you start getting assigned to things, and then abruptly leave, especially when people have invested time in training. If you're pretty certain you want to just go back to your old job, I say cut your ties sooner rather than later - I think it will be much appreciated from all sides (yourself, your current employer, and your old employer).
If they'll take you, go back. I regret leaving my old place and I heard someone in that office say they're not a revolving door, so I didn't try to go back. I had it so good, I didn't even know it.
Do it! Sooner is better than later. If you know, you know!
Coach
Go back if in your gut you don’t like it Go
Go back to your old job, if you can. Only live once, if they didn't like you, they would let you go. Happiness means a lot especially when working with attorneys.