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I might consider a boomerang scenario if the offer was attractive. I left my previous job on good terms, and I wouldn't have any strong emotions about going back. But, I'd also need some encouragement of the financial variety before I'd leave where I am now. I've known people who say you can never go back to a previous employer, but I don't really see the point of that sentiment.
It really depends. I've left some amazing jobs for better opportunities and I miss my old coworkers and work environment terribly. But I've also left jobs that were remarkably toxic and draining on my mental health. I think it would depend on why I left and how much they were offering.
Without a doubt! I have zero issues with going back to an old employer. I know some people stick to the "I left for a reason" theory, but I have no shame in giving something another try as long as it wasn't a toxic environment or something.
It depends on the old job. There are a few companies I've left that I'd happily return to and only left because of pay. There are others you couldn't pay me enough to return to.
100% yes. Actually, I'd boomerang if they matched my current salary and would allow 100% remote work. I miss my old firm.
Honestly, it would really depend on why I left to begin with. If I left because the culture and environment were bad, then probably not. However, if I left for more pay then yes I would absolutely go back for a higher salary.
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Personally for me never, there’s a good reason I left the places before so I wouldn’t believe they have changed