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Employee Exit InterviewsSeptember 30, 2008In the most straightforward terms, an exit interview is simply a means of determining the reasons why a departing employee has decided to leave an organization:
Exit interviews should be structured to elicit frank responses. How can you do that? For starters, don't conduct exit interviews on an employee's last day. In fact, don't conduct interviews at all until after employees have left the job. How can you be sure they will participate once they've left your organization? On their last day, explain that your organization is instituting an improvement program and that their opinions will be a valuable part of this program. Then ask if someone can call in about a week for an exit interview. This gives departing employees a chance to think about their responses and makes it more likely that they will respond. Why even conduct and exit interview? The objective is to look for areas within the organization that need improvement. The key to achieving that objective is building a sufficient level of trust during the exit interview that will allow former employees to respond openly and honestly. Posted by Shanu Singh Guliani on September 30, 2008 | Comments (1)
September 30, 2008
In response to: Employee Exit Interviews Erika Ragan commented: Thanks for the advice I will soon be leaving my current position now I know what to expect
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