The changing face of exit interviews

Goodbyes are hard. Depending on how you see it, exit interviews are either cause for trepidation or an outlet for catharsis.?Whichever the case may be, the format and scope of exit interviews have changed in line with shifting workplace dynamics, as my colleague Sharon Salim reports. Read on to find out more.

Also, watch this candid interview with a mental wellness advocate for tips on how mentorship can help young adults build resilience to cope with workplace setbacks.

— Hong Yi Tay , Journalist

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