The Boomerang Move: How Returning to Your Old Job Can Fast-Track Your Career

While everyone debates job hopping vs. staying, a third option is exploding: the boomerang. One-third of all new hires in 2025 are people returning to companies they left. In tech, it's 68%. These returners are negotiating 25-28% raises and getting promoted faster. This episode breaks down how to execute the boomerang strategy. This episode was generated with AI assistance.

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