Stay Interview And Exit Interview Questions
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OverviewIn every employment life cycle the employee is on-boarded (in some way), acclimates and, we hope,excels at the job, and at one point leaves the company (whether it’s through retirement or moving to adifferent organization).Exit InterviewThe most common interview during the life cycle (after the hiring interviews) is called the exit interview – aquestionnaire or discussion about what the employee liked and disliked about the company, job, and/ormanager. The exit interview is typically done at the end of employment and serves to validate strengthsof the organization and find patterns to areas that need improvement. Its’ one fault is that it’s done afterthe employee has elected to leave the company.Exit interviews can be conducted by the employee’s manager, human resources, or by sending thedocument directly to the employee (including through an online survey tool). One on one discussionswith the employee can result in a more thorough understanding of the employee’s answers while answerson paper or online may provide more candid responses.The exit interview document in this file includes: Sample letter to employee introducing the questionsExit interview questions in survey format for ease of completion and returnStay InterviewA stay interview is a structured discussion with individual employees to determine many of the samethings an exit interview would determine, but with retention in mind. Intent to say reaches a low pointafter 3 years with an organization. It’s atthis time that an employee is vulnerable tooutside offers and begins to see the ‘grassas greener’ elsewhere. By conducting astay interview, managers and humanresources can help the employee see the‘green’ within the current organization andreinforce the aspects of the business thatare attractive. At the same time, the stayinterview reveals areas of the organizationor manager that could be improved.Ideally the stay Interview is conducted bythe employee’s direct manager to help determine immediate needs. It should be an open discussionabout current state and the future – how can things be better? A trusting relationship is required in orderfor an employee to share areas in which the manager can improve. If information is more forth-coming inan anonymous environment, an HR representative might want to conduct the interviews and compile theresults. It can also be created as an online pulse survey that is easy to use and administer. The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
Stay Interview QuestionsGauging employee interest in the company and the job is important to helping to ensureretention. “Stay interview” questions provide insight to how employees are feeling andwhat a supervisor can do to help the employee feel valuable and continue to grow.1.What about your job makes you jump out of bed in the morning?2.What makes you hit the snooze button?3.What aspects of your job do you like the most and the least?4.What would make you leave (our company) for another job?5.Do you get enough recognition?6.What kind of recognition would be meaningful for you? The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
Stay Interview Questions7.Are we allowing you to reach your maximum potential?8.How can the company help you be more successful in your job?9.If there are three things we can change around here that would help you and others realizeyour potential, what would they be?10.If you were to win the lottery and resign, what would you miss the most?11.What would be the one thing that, if it changed in your current role, would make you considermoving on?12.What is something new you would like to learn this year? The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
To:From:Subject:Your Exit InterviewWe understand your last day with [company] will be [date]. Our employees leave their jobs formany reasons and with different opinions of the Company. By better understanding why theyleave, and their experiences, we learn how to make [company] a better place to work. Compileddata will be shared with management who will use the information to look for patterns andidentify opportunities for improvement. Your individual responses will be confidential.You will be contacted by a Human Resources Representative (by phone or in person) to reviewthe questions in the exit interview form prior to your last day. Please take a few minutes toreview the questions and prepare some of your thoughts. We are looking for your candidresponses. If you wish, in addition to your interview, you may submit a hard copy of the attachedform to Human Resources.Thank you for your assistance as we continue to look for ways to make [company] an employerof choice. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at [HR manager/directorphone #]. The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
Exit Interview FormName:Employee #:Job Title:Department Number:Manager:Hire Date:Work Location :Term Date:Rate the following statements using a scale from:1 – Strongly Disagree2 - Disagree3 – Agree4 - Strongly Agree.RATE YOUR JOB CONTENT1. My work was rewarding/challenging/interesting.2. Goals and expectations were clearly communicated.3. I understood how my job was connected to [COMPANY]’s overall strategy.4. I understood how to operate successfully within the organization’s structure.5. I understood how to complete my work assignments successfully.RATE YOUR WORK ENVIRONMENT1. My work/life balance was satisfactory.2. I had the materials and equipment needed to perform my job.3. The work team/colleagues created a positive environment.4. Those I worked with treated with me in a positive manner.5. I received sufficient communication and information to successfully performmy job6. The organization demonstrates high integrity.7. I was able to obtain necessary information to perform my job. The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
RATE YOUR MANAGER1. My manager set realistic performance expectations.2. My manager led our team in a positive direction.3. My manager was willing to share relevant communication with me.4. My manager helped find solutions to problems.5. My manager encouraged and managed innovation.6. My manager demonstrated respect for me as an individual.7. My manager clearly articulated organization goals.8. My manager recognized my contributions/accomplishments.9. I received timely and accurate performance feedback about my work progress.10. My manager demonstrated integrity and honesty.11. My manager adapted to changing circumstances12. My manager encouraged respect, teamwork and communication.13. If I returned to [COMPANY], I would want to work for the same manager.RATE YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT1.I was provided the necessary development to perform my job.2.There was someone at work who encouraged my growth and development.3.I was provided development opportunities to enhance my performance.4.There were advancement opportunities available to me. The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
COMMENTS1. If reason for leaving was a new job, what does this job offer that your position at[COMPANY] did not? Name of Company?2. Describe what you liked best about working at [COMPANY].3. Describe what you liked least about working at [COMPANY].4. What would make you interested in returning to work at [COMPANY]?5. Are you aware of any compliance issues with either federal or state contractswhich were not appropriately addressed by either your manager or others withinthe Company? If so, please describe:6. Additional Comments:Signatures:Employee:Date:HR Representative:Date: The Employee Engagement Group. All Rights Reserved
Exit interview questions in survey format for ease of completion and return Stay Interview A stay interview is a structured discussion with individual employees to determine many of the same things an exit interview would determine, but with retention in mind. Intent to say reache
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