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[QUOTE="saoussen5765, post: 340157, member: 75161"] If a company that sacked you calls you back and you are foolish enough to return they would just conclude that you don't have self-value and they won't value you. You need to have some prestige and turn them down. That is even the more reason you should build your skill set so that you would not be stranded after a company has sacked you and you eventually have to go back and work in such a company. Even if they promise you a managerial position on your return, remember that they don't value you, that's why they sacked you in the first place and would always do it again if the situation demands. [/QUOTE]
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