I finally took notice of this plant after months of passing it. It was off-balance when I found it, which is why the dirt in the planter isn't flat.
I have little to no experience taking care of plants. This question will resolve to YES if the plant has made a noticeable recovery (e.g. a new leaf grows, a dried out leaf comes back to life) and NO otherwise.
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@Bohreromir 🔝Obviously not true. I think it's already dead. Your best bet might be to separate one of the juciest leaves from the trunk and lay it somewhere dry. Sometimes they start to produce new roots in a couple of weeks.
@Bohreromir for succulents actually you should drench it in water once every few weeks, then let it sit dry. watering too often can cause rot/mold in succulents (iirc)
Done it before for similar looking plants. Make sure it gets lots of natural light. Post on garden.org for questions, it's very helpful