Pretty dismal attitude. If there were real problems at that company, the exit interview is a rare chance to have the company's ear, and contribute to reducing h

Pretty dismal attitude. If there were real problems at that company, the exit interview is a rare chance to have the company's ear, and contribute to reducing harm. Staying silent certainly plays right by sociopaths and other wrongdoers, sparing them the accountability that holds them at bay. It also says to those remaining who may not be in as strong a place as you to leave, that you couldn't care less about their suffering, just "what's in it for me?". Smacks a bit sociopathic itself.