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Has anyone ever left job on not so great terms and then applied - needsajob

Posted: Dec 11, 2009

Has anyone ever left job on not so great terms and then applied at the same place a few years later? Did you get re-hired or not? I was considering applying at a company that I was let go from a few years back because I did not make line counts. I know that I would be able to make those counts now.

I think it varies from person to person with most - employers/employees. (sm)

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I knew a co-worker who quit on not-so-good terms because of the physical condition of the office itself. (Ceiling leaks, drafts, etc) who came back after a few months, and to the best of my knowledge is still there. Others quit on seemingly good terms, but were not rehired when they wanted to come back.

I think the best chances for being hired back a few years later are if there is now a different manager there.

I reapplied - hat in hand

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I left for greener pastures that were not so green after all, and wanted nothing more than to be back on the "right" side of the fence. I humbly, but without groveling, let them know I would like to come back... learned my lesson, more appreciative, etc... and when re-hired proceeded to prove to them why it was not a mistake to take me back.

You were let go for a specific technical-type reason, but maybe not such "bad terms," and if you let them know you believe that reason would no longer be an issue - tell them exactly why and how you know you can make those line counts now, and would appreciate another opportunity to work with them - they just might be willing to give it a go.

I think you should try, but bring to the table solid reasons why they should say YES.

Good reply Hat in Hand! nm - Just an MT

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