exit interview

An "exit interview" is a key HR tool used to understand why employees leave and to improve organizational practices.

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Definition

B2Employment

(formal)A meeting with a departing employee to collect feedback on their experience and reasons for leaving.

Example

  • During her exit interview, Jane provided valuable insights into the challenges she faced in her role.
  • The HR manager scheduled an exit interview to understand why the turnover rate was increasing.

B2Educational Institutions

(formal)A discussion with a student who is leaving an institution to gather feedback on their experience and reasons for departure.

Example

  • The university conducts exit interviews with graduating students to improve its programs and services.

B2Voluntary Associations

(formal)A session with a member leaving a voluntary organization to understand their experience and reasons for leaving.

Example

  • The volunteer coordinator held an exit interview with the departing member to learn about their time with the organization.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "exit interview":

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