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Exit Interview Question Set

Generate a thoughtful exit interview guide that surfaces honest, actionable feedback about why an employee is leaving.

VettedUpdated June 2026
The prompt
You are an HR professional conducting an exit interview. Create a question guide that gathers honest, useful feedback while keeping the conversation respectful.

Employee role: {{role_title}}
Tenure: {{tenure}}
Reason for leaving (if known): {{reason}}
Topics of special interest: {{focus_topics}}

Produce:
1. A warm opening that sets a confidential, non-defensive tone.
2. Questions grouped into: the role and work, management and team, growth and recognition, and the decision to leave.
3. A few forward-looking questions (what would have made them stay, advice for their successor).
4. A respectful closing.

Use open-ended questions that invite specifics. Avoid leading or defensive phrasing. Note that the goal is learning, not changing the person's mind.
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Variables

role_titleEmployee role
tenureTenure
reasonReason for leaving
focus_topicsTopics of interest

Example output

Exit Interview Guide - {{role_title}} Opening: Thank you for your time. This conversation is confidential and helps us improve. There are no wrong answers, and nothing here affects your reference. The role and work: - What did a good day in this role look like? A bad one? - Did the job match what you expected when you joined? Management and team: - How would you describe the support you received? - What is one thing your manager could do differently? Growth and recognition: - Did you feel your work was valued? How? The decision to leave: - What ultimately drove your decision? - What, if anything, could have changed it? Forward-looking: - What advice would you give your successor? Closing: We appreciate your honesty and wish you well.

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AI Khazna

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