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Well, it's an opportunity to improve the company. Just because you're leaving doesn't mean you don't care about the company or the people who work there. As so
by eli 12y ago
Well, it's an opportunity to improve the company. Just because you're leaving doesn't mean you don't care about the company or the people who work there.
As someone who has given a few exit interviews (albeit at startups, not a big company) we sometimes get really useful feedback. I've never had anyone say anything in an exit interview that made me think any less of them.
- rogerbinns 12y agoWaiting till an exit interview to improve the company is the worst time and manner of doing so. In a company that you care about and can be improved you should be doing so a lot earlier. Once you give up and leave isn't going to achieve anything.
- eli 12y agoDoing so earlier would be better. Doing it never would be worse.