HR IssuesDec 27, 2018
Newremus808

How do I find out if my departure from Google was considered regrettable?

I resigned in 2016 as SWE L4 after a prolonged battle with my physical and mental health. I had strong performance from 2012-2015 with a promo in 2013, but my performance suffered in my last year and I wrote very little code. I have a new job now but I miss the quality of life at Google. How do I determine if Google wants me back or if I'm blacklisted? It feels like my case is borderline. I don't think my line manager during my last year was a big fan of me, but my other managers were.

Oath Bootlegger Dec 27, 2018

Recruiter can see

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remus808 OP Dec 27, 2018

Is there a recruiter on Blind who can check my file for me? 🙏

Microsoft lHcN54 Dec 27, 2018

Just apply and see if they get back?

Google Fiidoakfcc Dec 27, 2018

Try to get referral from former managers and colleagues?

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tiffin Dec 27, 2018

Mate, just go and find a different workplace that will help you find that perfect wlb. In the end nothing really matters but the people in your life.

Ness Technologies __|__ Dec 27, 2018

How would blind ppl know. Ask your manager or recruiter

Amazon AbrahAbinu Dec 27, 2018

Ask your manager. If you don’t have the rapport to ask him it was not regrettable

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remus808 OP Dec 28, 2018

So previous manager has the final say, even if track record with managers before that was good? That's a shame. What about the strong performers who quit because of a bad manager?

Amazon AbrahAbinu Dec 28, 2018

Last manager has the say unfortunately... when life gives you lemons...

Facebook msus33 Dec 28, 2018

Recruiters usually keep in touch at least every year after leaving google. Did you get any reach out? If not, then it was probably not regretable.

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remus808 OP Dec 28, 2018

No, I haven't had any recruiters contact me. Thanks for pointing this out

Microsoft ramare Dec 28, 2018

What's the criteria for regrettable? CME or higher?

Google UJBa23 Dec 28, 2018

There’s no criteria. It’s just a box to click as part of the exit process. A manager can mark a S as non regrettable if s/he wants 🤷🏼‍♂️

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DvVM00 Jan 5, 2019

apply for a job. so easy why is this even a question