Exit interviews are a valuable tool for companies that want to make their workplaces better.
Exit interviews are an effective tool for companies looking to make their workplaces better.
"Exit interviews are seen as uncomfortable, time-consuming, and just plain inconvenient," Peter James, an executive leadership coach, told Business Insider.
"Exit questions need not be complex but should ideally address what we know, what we think we know, and what we should know," James said.
"By the time an employee has made it to the exit interview, they've already submitted their resignation letter or email.
Persons:
—, Peter James, Chris Bellezza, James, Burgette White, White, Burgette, Desmond Attmore, Brian Wright, it's, I've, Devika Brij, Brij, Attmore, they've, They've
Organizations:
Service, Adecco, Employees, Staff
Locations:
America