Some employees realize — after leaving a job and an employer — that they'd like to return to their former workplace. Here's how to navigate this scenario and what to know.
As today’s workforce landscape continues to evolve, it’s not unheard of for an employee to leave a company for any number of reasons — and then later rejoin that same organization under different circumstances. If you left a company for a new job opportunity and realized that "the grass wasn’t greener" — or if you changed jobs for other reasons and now want to return to your original employer — experts say this is certainly possible with the right strategies.
This may seem awkward, but this is more common than many people realize," Little told FOX Business. Returning to town is the best kind of work homecoming, Little said. "It is likely when move occurred, the employee was not searching for a new position, but had to resign due to life circumstances," she said. "Send a note letting the employer know a move back to town is happening and express interest in current or potential openings," Little told FOX Business.
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