The study sought to determine the effect of feelings on willingness to discuss issues during exit interviews. Using a role play methodology, subjects were asked to role play either positive or negative feelings toward their company. They were then asked to role play how willing they would be to discuss particular work-related issues. Results show that while diverging feelings toward the company yield few differences in willingness to discuss issues, differing feelings toward the interviewer yielded greater willingness to discuss issues. Additionally, it was found that on a number of issues, greatest willingness to discuss was evident when there was a positive feeling toward the company and the interviewer
This paper aims to gauge Australian HR practitioners ’ level of awareness and their perceived useful...
The unfolding model emphasizes the role of shocks (jarring events that initiate exit cognitions) in ...
Attracting and retaining qualified workers was the number one issue for the hospitality industry in ...
In order to assess the effects that attitudes toward particular aspects of work life and status (man...
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Purpose: To maximize their effectiveness, exit interviews should incorporate employee voice and be a...
The looming retirement of the baby boom generation will increase recruiting cost and intensify the w...
Over the years many human resource practitioners and researchers have placed great emphasis on tryin...
The purpose of the present study was to examine organizational practices related to exit interviewin...
Exit interview is a meeting which the management calls when an employee departs. For an employer exi...
People are important asset to the organization. Organizations invest a lot of time, money and energy...
A great deal of prior research has investigated the nature, causes, and consequences of voluntary em...
Are exit interviews mere worthless expressions of formalities? Banking on the significance of commun...
{Excerpt} Together with staff engagement surveys, exit interviews are one of the most widely used me...
Although many organizations conduct exit interviews for a variety of reasons, very few, if any, use ...
This paper aims to gauge Australian HR practitioners ’ level of awareness and their perceived useful...
The unfolding model emphasizes the role of shocks (jarring events that initiate exit cognitions) in ...
Attracting and retaining qualified workers was the number one issue for the hospitality industry in ...
In order to assess the effects that attitudes toward particular aspects of work life and status (man...
Exit interviews are often considered to be a powerful tool for providing information to monitor and ...
Purpose: To maximize their effectiveness, exit interviews should incorporate employee voice and be a...
The looming retirement of the baby boom generation will increase recruiting cost and intensify the w...
Over the years many human resource practitioners and researchers have placed great emphasis on tryin...
The purpose of the present study was to examine organizational practices related to exit interviewin...
Exit interview is a meeting which the management calls when an employee departs. For an employer exi...
People are important asset to the organization. Organizations invest a lot of time, money and energy...
A great deal of prior research has investigated the nature, causes, and consequences of voluntary em...
Are exit interviews mere worthless expressions of formalities? Banking on the significance of commun...
{Excerpt} Together with staff engagement surveys, exit interviews are one of the most widely used me...
Although many organizations conduct exit interviews for a variety of reasons, very few, if any, use ...
This paper aims to gauge Australian HR practitioners ’ level of awareness and their perceived useful...
The unfolding model emphasizes the role of shocks (jarring events that initiate exit cognitions) in ...
Attracting and retaining qualified workers was the number one issue for the hospitality industry in ...