Exit interviews can provide critical information that only leaving employees can provide. This is information that can reduce turnover and increase retention. With this information, it is possible to increase employee satisfaction, improve business systems, increase engagement and commitment, and maximize quality. Simply put, information is power, and exit interviews can provide strategic knowledge that you can't live without.
This webinar will give you all the tools you need to start your exit interview program or improve the one you have. It isn't rocket science but there are best practices and considerations for doing them well. Our intent is to get you up to speed as quickly and effectively as possible.
Exit interviews are sometimes viewed as a big waste of time. No one really tells the truth, everyone wants to be seen as wonderful, after all, future references may depend on what you say when you leave. Or the departing unloads on everyone and everything. The leadership, supervisor, co-workers the processes and procedures, benefits provided, no one, and nothing gets left off the complaint list. And since no one looks at the exit interview data, why do we collect it, nothing changes!
So what should we do? Do you see the information you can collect as a valuable resource you cannot operate your business without? We will make the case for Why and How to get this going in the right direction to help you meet organizational performance goals and is particularly helpful in these tight labor times when sometimes subtle differences in organizations make hiring the right people so important.
Tools will be provided to attendees including:
An employee hands in his resignation and walks out the door and with them walks out valuable skills, knowledge, and capabilities. You are sorry to see them leave and you don't want to lose anymore. Also walking out is the key to how to keep good employees and how to make your business better than ever. The key is exit interviews.
Exit interviews are sometimes viewed as a big waste of time. No one really tells the truth, everyone wants to be seen as wonderful, after all, future references may depend on what you say when you leave. Or the departing unloads on everyone and everything. The leadership, supervisor, co-workers the processes and procedures, benefits provided, no one, and nothing gets left off the complaint list. And since no one looks at the exit interview data, why do we collect it, nothing changes!
So what should we do? Do you see the information you can collect as a valuable resource you cannot operate your business without? We will make the case for Why and How to get this going in the right direction to help you meet organizational performance goals and is particularly helpful in these tight labor times when sometimes subtle differences in organizations make hiring the right people so important.
Tools will be provided to attendees including:
An employee hands in his resignation and walks out the door and with them walks out valuable skills, knowledge, and capabilities. You are sorry to see them leave and you don't want to lose anymore. Also walking out is the key to how to keep good employees and how to make your business better than ever. The key is exit interviews.
Bob Verchota
Bob Verchota, SPHR, is the President and owner of RPVerchota & Associates, a human resources and management practices consulting firm. He has over 30 years of human resources and operational leadership experience. His most recent corporate assignments include serving as VP Support Services, VP of Ancillary Services and Human Resources, and VP Human Resources. Focus areas include organization change and employee development, talent acquisition, risk management, compensation and benefits, labor and employee relations, performance improvement, and other operational issues. Academic pursuits include an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, graduate degree in Healthcare Administration (MHA), and doctoral work in Organization Development EdD …
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