Employee exit interviews can be an important means to for employers to gain or retain first-hand knowledge and understanding about their organization and business processes; and identify existing or potential problems so that corrective actions can be taken to benefit the remaining employees and organization. It also is a great opportunity for the employee to build or solidify relationships for future references and associations. However, there are risks that that need to be understood and kept in mind. Here are some links to get you started in understanding and better utilizing the Exit Interview...
For Employers:
Exit Interviews - Knowledge Management
How to avoid employee lawsuits: The exit interview -- Sacramento Business Journal -- 1997-08-04
The Best Conditions for Conducting Exit Interviews - A list of ways to help make exit interviews a success. Also, find out the question that should be on every company's survey.
Exit Interviews and Employee Turnover
Exit interviews: How to conduct them
Getting the Most Out of Exit Interviews
Microsoft Office Online - Conducting Effective Exit Interviews
Exit Interviews - Make Them Count
Exit Interviews: Constructive Feedback, Smoother Transitions
Conducting an Exit Interview - Some Tips
Exit Interviews Urged For Small Business
Example Exit Interviews and Questionaires
Disappearing KnowledgeAre Exit Interviews The Wit's End??
Cubicle Culture: Ah, the exit interview: Free at last, is it smart to really be candid?
Exit Iinterviews and Kowledge Transfer - tips for employees and employers, sample questions and answers
For Employees:
Exit Iinterviews and Kowledge Transfer - tips for employees and employers, sample questions and answers
Cubicle Culture: Ah, the exit interview: Free at last, is it smart to really be candid?
Exit Interviews Questions, Answers and Checklist: A Mini Survival Guide for the Employee
For Employees - Exit Interviews
For Employees - What Is An Exit Interview
Exit Interviews, Stage Right: For Employees to Consider (and Employers to Understand)
For Customers
If you are loosing a customer, here are suggestions for conducting a Customer Exist Interview with the aim of retaining that customer:
The Exit Interview
(This exit interview is part survey and part sales pitch. The objectives are to find out why customers are leaving, and to prevent them from doing so. It is particularly appropriate for companies whose customers have "accounts," -- banks, brokerages, internet service providers, cable television, and mutual funds, to name a few.)
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