Most employees want exit interviews
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A recent representative survey by job search website Profession.hu revealed that most employees would like to take the opportunity of an exit interview.
It is not mandatory to hold one, so employers can decide for themselves if they are interested in the views of their outgoing employees.
However, the website says it is worth introducing conversations organized for colleagues leaving the company, as this is one of the most effective ways to uncover processes that remain hidden from managers and HR professionals during day-to-day operations.
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