Leave New Job In Less Than A Year

Thoughts? Did the Analyst -> Associate jump at a previous firm. Now a PM at a bigger spot. But a place I previously interviewed (my #1) with is coming back with a offer now even though I’ve started somewhere else. Does everyone under 30 get a mulligan for having to sadly dip out. I know it’s a terrible look but I’m just looking to see if anyone else has had to do this, what were the repercussions and etc.

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Are you having second thoughts and regrets from working at the new place or is the offer from the prior place of employment that much stronger?

I would say do what is in your best interest but to leave now (especially given that you have a few years of experience) would be burning bridges that could reverberate. It is much easier to make a quick exit from a new role earlier in your career as your looking to figure things out. Do you have time to consider the offer?

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