ByCila222
Would you apply again to an employer you left on bad terms with?
Here's the scenario: You worked at a company for a few months and were fired. You've had a falling out, so to speak (so there might be negative memories of you, and if not, it's at least on your resume). But that was eight years ago, and a lot has changed in terms of personnel.
Also with reasons, if you like.
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