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Oh I know; I think I came off as more somber than I intended to; I'm really not depressed about it or anything. I'm sure I'll find another decent job soon enou

• Shorn 4y ago
  Ignoring pride/ego or other issues (i.e. how would you actually go about doing it, HR issues, company receptiveness, etc.) - would you go back? If not, what would have to change for you to go back?
  • tombert 4y ago
    If they offered my position back to me tomorrow, I would take it in a heartbeat.
    • Shorn 4y ago
      Assuming: - you can't change the organization, only your own behavior (just assume it, you don't have to agree) - the behavioral issues you reported were what caused the company to part ways with you - those behavioral issues were caused by burnout What would you do differently to avoid the burnout?
      • tombert 4y ago
        I would probably prioritize taking time off on semi-regular intervals, and try to avoid my habit of overextending myself and spreading myself super thin. I would also try and spot the early signs of burnout sooner and tell my manager so that he could work with me before anything get too bad and before I start missing deadlines.