I left my old job of 4 years about half a year ago to go travel.

>>3332389
No, but you might be able to leverage a good raise after your travels.

Why don't you offer to help them via Telecommute as a contractor? Make money while traveling.

>>3332389
it says wanted because you fucked them over and they want to lynch you

>>3332463
This. Don't burn this bridge, it seems sturdy. And if anything, use them as a reference. If you're close enough to them, they'll probably tell prospective employers about the picture. I'm close with 2 of my old bosses from different companies, they talk me up to anyone who calls them for a reference - guaranteed job.

>>3332463
It's not the type of job you can do remotely.

And yeah, not at all burning that bridge.

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>>3332389
>They put up a picture of me on the fridge
lmao you will get laughed the fuck out of the conference room. I've worked for Fortune 500 companies, and that kiddy shit gets in the way of business.

Real companies want to hear how you can suck a mean cock for a raise, not how you won a fucking popularity contest at Pajeet central.

OP you honestly are probably a little better off if--in the middle of the interviewer's question--you lift one leg and fart loudly and brazenly, so as to shit your pants. You say nothing. The moment they make a sound, tell them you're an Aristocrat, and that's reason enough to hire you.

This has gotten me to where I am today.

>>3333361
Good thing I'm not applying for a Fortune 500 company then.

>>3332389
Do people really say "half a year" rather than "6 months"

How's travelling going? I'm going to do this soon, really excited. Definitely don't burn bridges btw