>have a job >get a job offer for way more money >accept

>>18473076
Call your old boss, let them know things didn't work out and that you'd like to return. Can't hurt to try, hopefully you left on good terms. Next time try and have a contract signed before putting in your two weeks.

Alternatively what can you do except start applying. Start contacting your family and friends now if you can't afford rent and need someplace to stay.

>>18473141

pretty much this. if you're lucky they didnt get a replacement yet and are able to get you back in iwthout missing a beat. offer to work a few extra days to make up for it perhaps. but unless they are total fucking assholes they shouldnt be mad that you had a good offer and took it.

>>18473148
Yep, to expand on this, even though they won't be happy that you left, if they haven't got a replacement they'll be happy to have you back since finding someone new is expensive (training, recruitment costs, loss of your knowledge and experience).

At my current workplace about 20% or so of our "new hires" are people who return after working somewhere else.

>>18473076
>not telling ur boss that ur appreciated more somewhere else
>not blackmailing ur boss into raising ur salary
>implying ur boss didn't wanna bait you into handing over your resignation with a complex fake job scheme

man that's pretty smart actually