Exit Interview
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
An interview conducted when someone is leaving an organization to gather feedback about their experience, reasons for leaving, and possible systemic issues. In workplace culture exit interviews are useful only if organizations are willing to hear patterns they would rather ignore.
In plain English: An interview with someone who is leaving a job to learn from their experience.
Example: "The exit interviews kept pointing to the same management issue, but leadership treated each one as an isolated complaint until attrition became impossible to dismiss."