I blame every job move on the mental health of my wife… which is fine

Nov 11, 2024
5:38:42pm

cougfanz All-American

But I found playing the family or wife’s health or not happy card doesn’t burn any bridges and also is the easiest way to explain job moves for the next employer

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cougfanz

Previous username: ndfan
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POLL: What is your level of confidence that you could go back to your previous job that you quit?

OPINIONS I just love BYU so much

Nov 11, 5:19pm

No bridges were burned, but I wouldn't be re-hired. I'd be overqualified now.

Booya Grandma

Nov 11, 5:21pm

So probably option C.

OPINIONS

Nov 11, 5:22pm

I actually did that once. I was gone for a year and a half

Belboz

Nov 11, 5:25pm

I had a similar experience with one bank I worked for.

IdahoCoug

Nov 11, 5:27pm

The last job I had was a retail job before my mission. I assume they would hire me back!

TCuz

Nov 11, 5:26pm

Yeah, BYU student job would be weird to try to go back to.

russkiejedi

Nov 11, 5:40pm

I just did that. So, infinity high.

CasualFan

Nov 11, 5:32pm

I blame every job move on the mental health of my wife… which is fine

cougfanz

Nov 11, 5:38pm

I could have that job back in hours if I wanted it

justAnotherCoug

Nov 11, 5:46pm

They would take me in a heartbeat.

YSMACK

Nov 11, 6:13pm

Just did it last week! 2 titles higher and 54% higher pay after 3 years away.

Brute66

Nov 11, 8:23pm

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