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All About Stay Interviews Exit interviews done by human resource professionals are most likely to end up with the employee truly leaving the company. Sometimes, you would ask yourself if only you knew about the problems of the employees, you would rectify them and you wouldn’t lose them right now. Stay interviews are better options than exit interviews. A good company will have a complex orientation process and also have a setup that will allow new employees as well as your old ones to have mentors. The most common practice of organizations is that employee investment is only up to orientation but the success of the employee will be left up to the supervisor. Sometimes, managers and supervisors are the reasons for the problem. It is common knowledge that 80 percent of employees leave their companies because of some sort of conflict either with managers, peers, or ethics. By asking employees what they like most about their jobs, what might cause them to leave, and what they need to become successful, you can determine the issues before it escalates. This method will not only retain the employee, but engage them too. When employees are being well taken care of and their needs are met, they would tend to stay longer in the company. Over time, people have wanted the same things. Most people prefer to have a stimulating job that challenges them. Employees what their career to grow and to learn new skills and develop themselves. They also want great working relationships with people.
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It is best to ask your employees what they want while they are still currently working for you. Stay interviews can help you determine how an employees progress is going, their relationships with others, and general issues they may have. With the performance review process, this can be achieved. You will be able to determine the culture in your organization as well as employee needs.
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This process should involve all employees and can be integrated with performance appraisal. If you cannot do this, determine the demographics. Find out what kind of employees are wanting to leave the organization. See if the employees that are leaving have been with you for a short period of time only. Determine if the employees leaving are from different or the same departments. Is most of them belong in the same organizational unit, then you need to remedy the situation. On the other hand, find out if there are departments that tend to keep good employees more than others. Determine what is going on in these departments and try to follow their good practices. At times, these changes in leadership and work environment can be well worth the effort.