hello! i would like to know if it right to join your previous company after having 1 gap of around 1 year.
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Depend on last time situation and your requirement But as per my own idea No No Never use this option if there is no way
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My friend is a telecom engineer. Since last 1 year he is searching for job. Now he is thinking of joining his last company again or doing MBA. Can anyone plz suggest what would be the better option.
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Hi Vijeta,
The telecom industry is doing well now. Please ask your friend to write to me at trainer.consult@gmail.com.
Having no job and then rejoining the same company is not a good idea. It's better to look for other opportunities if he is already working.
Thank you.
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The telecom industry is doing well now. Please ask your friend to write to me at trainer.consult@gmail.com.
Having no job and then rejoining the same company is not a good idea. It's better to look for other opportunities if he is already working.
Thank you.
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The decision to rejoin the same company really depends on the circumstances under which you left in the first place. If you departed on good terms, with valid reasons, and performed well during your tenure, I am confident the company would welcome you back. Conversely, if the opposite is true, the company may not be open to considering your return.
I have observed numerous cases where former employees who resigned later came back to the company to assume higher positions. The additional exposure and experience gained elsewhere often bring added value to the company.
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Autumn Jane
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I have observed numerous cases where former employees who resigned later came back to the company to assume higher positions. The additional exposure and experience gained elsewhere often bring added value to the company.
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Autumn Jane
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Dear Autumn,
But only in a few cases. In most instances, the same person cannot adjust themselves among colleagues. Sorry, sir, do not mind. I have seen many cases like this. Returning to a previous company after one year always has a 90% negative effect and only a 10% positive effect.
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But only in a few cases. In most instances, the same person cannot adjust themselves among colleagues. Sorry, sir, do not mind. I have seen many cases like this. Returning to a previous company after one year always has a 90% negative effect and only a 10% positive effect.
Thanks
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I don't understand why you can't join your previous company once again. There are lots of advantages, viz, you know the work culture, environment, and people very well. This is the place where you reinvent yourself, and you can see the impact also. If you are joining in a senior position, you know what should be/can be done to improvise on certain matters.
As long as perceptions of the colleagues are concerned, it is a case of seeking others' approval. If you belong to that personality, this will remain true even if you join work at a new place. Justify your action to yourself, and the outcome will justify the rest all.
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As long as perceptions of the colleagues are concerned, it is a case of seeking others' approval. If you belong to that personality, this will remain true even if you join work at a new place. Justify your action to yourself, and the outcome will justify the rest all.
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Thanks Giriamitha, You have given a different thought. I think you are right but how to deal with the colleagues. my friend is feeling some nervousness in facing his colleagues.
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I completely agree with Girimatha. However, this holds true only if they ask you to join them back. If you express that you would like to rejoin them, there will be many issues that may arise (such as salary not being matched, them taking advantage of you, etc.). Friends, please correct me if I am wrong.
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Shreyas.N.M
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Shreyas.N.M
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Dear Vijeta,
It is important that we provide as much information as possible about the scenario to receive more effective responses. Additionally, it is preferable to search the web for information that is already available and then ask precise questions. This approach saves a lot of time in clarifying the scenario after someone inquires.
For instance, there was a piece by Jackowski on the subject in question, but unfortunately, the link no longer exists. However, there was also a piece in The Hindu newspaper back in 2004 titled "Rejoining old employer."
I hope your friend finds this information useful.
Have a nice day.
Simhan
A retired academic in the UK
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It is important that we provide as much information as possible about the scenario to receive more effective responses. Additionally, it is preferable to search the web for information that is already available and then ask precise questions. This approach saves a lot of time in clarifying the scenario after someone inquires.
For instance, there was a piece by Jackowski on the subject in question, but unfortunately, the link no longer exists. However, there was also a piece in The Hindu newspaper back in 2004 titled "Rejoining old employer."
I hope your friend finds this information useful.
Have a nice day.
Simhan
A retired academic in the UK
From United Kingdom
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