Learn to perform an effective staff exit interview
Ask an employee who works at your practice what he or she thinks of his or her job and you'll probably get a positive yet perhaps insincere response. But if you ask that same employee for feedback after he or she has left the job, you may unearth a wealth of information about your practice, staff, and management. That's where exit interviews come in.
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