Yeah. Only when the only reason I left was money and I negotiated for the appropriate money on the way in the door when returning.
Any place I've left for any other reason I haven't, and wouldn't, go back to.
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My keycard didn't work.
e.g. a few years later
Wow, they took their time fixing that.
I left a company after 5 years because (in retrospect) I was starting to feel burned out about product engineering. I left for another product engineering job, thinking that my problem was with the product culture at my old place. Nope! Hated product work at the new place too.
Eventually a role opened up at the old place, working on a more dev-ops-y side, and I gave it a shot. It worked out well for 2 years, but after a re-organization cut back the scope of my work, I left for somewhere else.
Nope.