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Similarly, no change in behavior indicates no learning has taken place. It must however be remembered that in certain types of learning, there are some periods of time that follow the learning during which there is no indication of apparent changes. This does not necessarily mean that no...

We can say that a person has learned whenever changes in behavior of that person take place. In other words, we can say that changes in behavior indicate that learning has taken place.

Learning takes place when there is a change in actions. we must depend on observation to see how much learning has occurred. For example if a word processing operator who key boarded 70 words a minute before taking a new training course can now key board 85 words in a minute, we can infer that...

Temporary changes may be only reflexive and fail to represent any learning. Therefore, the Requirement that learning must be relatively permanent rules out behavioral changes caused by fatigue Or temporary adaptations.

Change may be good or bad from an organizational point of view. People can learn unfavorable behaviors to hold prejudices or.to restrict their output, for example-as well as favorable behaviors.

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Conclusion With the recognition exit interviews can provide an opportunity for valuable feedback, new approaches are being used. Trends in exit interviews today include outsourcing and automated surveys. Some companies have opted to delegate the exit interview to a third party firm that...

Follow-up interviews are more likely to be conducted by mail or telephone. Some companies are waiting three to six months before conducting their exit interviews. For this reason, some companies have opted to use a six-month follow-up exit interview. The rationale is the more time that passes...

If the company is willing to rehire the employee, this should be explicitly stated at the conclusion of the interview. Sometimes the grass is not really, greener on the other side of the fence and employees regret leaving their jobs. The door should always be left open for those employees who...

The interviewer should be exploring common threads across all employees leaving the company. Of special concern are the new hires that leave the company after a relatively short period of time. This information can signal hiring problems - if employees are mismatched with their skills or if...

To me, the interviewer must move beyond the basic information. It is critical to get beyond the "politically correct" reason that the majority of employees provide when leaving a position. The critical portion of the interview should probe the employee for feedback about the working conditions...

Introspection/ Probing the Reasons Interviewers usually want to determine the real reasons of voluntary separations. This provides an opportunity to make changes - particularly when the separation may also be impacting other people. For example, management is often cited as a common reason...

Questions to be asked in Exit Interview 1. What is your primary reason for leaving? 2. Did anything trigger your decision to leave? 3. What was most satisfying about your job? 4. What was least satisfying about your job? 5. What would you change about your job? 6. Did your job duties turn out to...

Conducting the Interview HR managers are a critical part of the separation process. Exit interviews are traditionally conducted by HR staff members with the knowledge and input of the immediate manger of the departing employee. Using HR managers as interviewers, improves the chance employees...

Check List for the Exit Interview: The exit interview is an interview given to a departing employee. This is usually done for employees that voluntarily quit instead of those that are fired or laid off. Exit interviews offer a fleeting opportunity to find out information that otherwise might be...

The public relations aspect of the exit interview is equally important. The interview is an opportunity for the employer to end the employee's time with the company on a positive note. A new relationship with the departing employee may be created. As the employee departs with positive feelings...

Valuable feedback concerning training and development can be obtained during the exit interview. If employees feel they are not properly trained to perform the responsibilities of their jobs, they may leave. If employees feel that the assignments are not matching to their core competence which...

The exit interview serves a number of important functions. When trends in voluntary separations are tracked, the firm may be provided a valuable heads up concerning discrimination problems. It can be anything : Discrimination between expertise, Discrimination between profiles, Discrimination...

Purpose While attrition is a natural process for organizations, replacing employees is expensive. The cost goes beyond merely placing an advertisement for the opening in a newspaper. It includes training a new employee, staff time for selecting a new employee, lost productivity while the...

EXIT INTERVIEW- Purpose, Process and Format We always talk/write about relations and respect every relation. Relation between employer and employee is also one such relation. Gone are the days when people use to stick to one job for rest of their life. The trust is lost and the faith is lost as...