The positive is that you bid a farewell in amicable terms so it may be a little awkward if she is going to be your boss again, if she is a co worker then things can work out differently.

The positive is that you bid a farewell in amicable terms so it may be a little awkward if she is going to be your boss again, if she is a co worker then things can work out differently. Speaking to HR and giving your perspective aka taking into confidence can perhaps work. Some folks have suggested you apply for the position too and I think that is a good idea. Be positive it will work out.All the best:)

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  1. Anonymous

    Do not speak to HR. They may say they are there for you as an employee, but remember they re employed and paid by the company. Involving HR should be a last resort on your list for anything ever.

  2. Anonymous

    What are we talking about here?

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