Breaking the illusion of the “good old days”
Three months ago, I left my hectic marketing job to take on another marketing role with much less responsibility and stress while retaining similar pay. I thought it would be great to be rid of many of the management responsibilities I’d had and to enjoy a more balanced life. But I have come to realise that I’m actually quite bored and missing the olden days in which I was the one who makes decisions. I was approached by my old boss that I might come back if I wish. That offer is becoming more appealing by day. Still, I can’t help but suspect I’m just forgetting all the negatives that caused me to leave in the first place. Would it be a mistake to go back?
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