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Think I’m missing something.
Why wouldn’t you have a shot? Were you told of concerns about you making it when you were there? Did you leave on good terms?
If you did, I would advise going back to the place where you have a network (above and below) if partner is your goal. Your network/support is what gets you elected.
Agree with P1. Go where you know people. Also B4s love boomerang cases.
My two cents on making P - don't be upset if you are pushed back in the queue slightly.
I’m a boomerang. Left as a Senior Manager, spent 4 years in industry, came back as a Director and made it to Partner just now 2.5 years after returning. If I had stayed, I would have got there faster I’m sure but that would have been in Audit and it wasn’t for me. Now I have industry experience that gives me a different angle and that’s as a huge plus in my personal case. Go back to the firm you know (assuming you haven’t burned bridges!)
Left for industry as a senior manager and quickly became a VP. Came back little after two years and made partner in 1 year after getting back.
This is amazing. How’d your experience in industry help with your case for partnership?
Totally depends on your reputation at your old firm. Were you a strong performer before you left? Did you leave on good terms? Any negative interactions with your old network since you’ve left? If all good, I’d try to get back in with my old firm.
Also if it’s relevant experience that should be an asset - a lot of career consultants out there and so clients tend to value someone who’s been on their side of the table.
Going back to where you have a network is a better move for minimizing time to partner.
Consider if returning to consulting in general is the right move. It is the devil you know, but all the reasons you left last year will still exist, and they might have gotten worse due to economic slowdown. See if a different industry job would meet your needs better.
Thank you all so much for your perspectives. I left ok good terms with the B4 firm. My main concern was having to get back in the queue and start again as D1. But I see so many perspectives that prove otherwise.