Q&A

Is it safe to change my mind about a job?

Is it safe to change my mind about a job?

If the recruiter and prospective new employer are reasonable, they should appreciate that potential new opportunities with a current employer — a corporate culture that the employee is already familiar with and adjusted to and a raise — are likely a safer bet than transitioning to a new organisation, Shane said.

What happens if you go back to your old employer?

As for what future employers might think if you go back to your old company, that’s not an issue as long as you stay a while, he says. It’s a red flag if you take the job and quickly leave again because you’ll be seen as a job hopper.

When does a former employer invite you to come back?

Answer:It can be very flattering when a former employer asks you to come back, since it reinforces your sense of worth. And, depending on the circumstances, it can be a good career tactic. Try to separate your emotions from the decision and examine an offer from a former employer as you would any other job offer.

What do future employers think of this move?

What will future employers think of this move? Answer: It can be very flattering when a former employer asks you to come back, since it reinforces your sense of worth. And, depending on the circumstances, it can be a good career tactic.

What happens if you change your mind about a job?

Employers have been known to make all kinds of changes to retain strong performers, including promotions, reassignment to other bosses, and changes in job duties. However, do know that it might not be all positive if you change your mind and stay on.

As for what future employers might think if you go back to your old company, that’s not an issue as long as you stay a while, he says. It’s a red flag if you take the job and quickly leave again because you’ll be seen as a job hopper.

It’s a red flag if you take the job and quickly leave again because you’ll be seen as a job hopper. “The concern to a new employer isn’t that they returned, it’s that they are changing jobs again,” says Mr. Williams. Of course, it’s entirely possible that returning is the best thing for you.

What happens if you resign from your current job?

Be prepared to propose any realistic changes that would make your current job palatable or preferable to your new job option. Employers have been known to make all kinds of changes to retain strong performers, including promotions, reassignment to other bosses, and changes in job duties.