If exit interviews were honest #shorts

[Hk-oxbb]

“You got the mom, the dad, the step sister…”

“You got the wrong website”

[WoFDarkNewton]

He stopped working and productivity went up 💀

[Voltaic_Fire]

_"Treat employees like family, exploit them."_ - Ferengi rules of acquisition.

[Glen_lastname]

The inside out shirt was nice, the inside out tie is a work of art

[michealball]

We just gonna ignore that Denise has more than likely not done shit for 9 months. We got to respect that hussle

[anthonysingleton]

His face after he said it wasn't his wife, but a prostitute 🤣😹🤣

[Lattidude]

"This isn't a business, I've always seen it as a cheap source of labour, like a family"

- Hubert J Farnsworth

[KillShot_Studios]

Big red flag in a job interview: "We're like a family here"

[kyledevino]

Single handedly kept you from 3 promotions. Yup sounds like my H.O.D.

[Ammttai]

"Around here we treat you like family". I'd rather be treated like a valued employee.

[sarahgilliss]

Oh, I'd LOVE to have an exit interview whenever I leave my current job! I've got SOOO much to tell them!

[AdvocteTruth]

Ok, for real, this was like zinger ping ping 😂❤

[Meraverin]

Reminds me of what the CEO of the company I work at said to someone when they handed their 2 week notice "I hope this new job blows up in your face"

[laviniaasofiei]

😂😅 A mandatory Exit Interview should definitely be implemented and leave a mark on everyone who hasn't left the company yet 💡

[harvscholtens]

My dad is having an exit interview tomorrow afternoon, he's finally retiring after almost 15 years at the same crappy place.

[CRYO-]

"thIS haSn't bEEn worKinG fOr nInE mOnthS"
The laptop's battery : 🤰

[fernandez]

I love how he corrected him just to pronounce Porsche wrong aswell💀

[samia.]

„We treated u like family“

„But why didn’t u pay me more“

„Because u’re family“

Fax
Edit: not wanting to thank y’all for the likes but rather I’d like to use this opportunity to say that 9/11 was an inside job

[andremotivation]

These scenes are funnier than the majority of the current SNL skits

[xavis_dad]

This is so on point. I've literally been pressured to do exit interviews with a company I had ongoing litigation with. Why? Evidence kids. Toxic.