Employee Exit Interview Insights

This dataset provides detailed, structured exit interview records, including employee demographics, reasons for departure, satisfaction ratings, and open-ended feedback. It enables HR teams to analyze turnover trends, identify retention risks, and inform company culture improvements, making it highly valuable for predictive modeling and strategic workforce planning.

  • opened 7 times
  • last updated 5 Sept 2025
  • by GoMask
The brief that made it

Turnover trend analysis and reporting

Sample rows

preview · 8 of 200 rows · all 20 columns
exit_interview_idintegerreason_for_leaving_primarystringcompensation_satisfaction_scorefloatwould_recommend_companybooleaninterviewer_namestringemployee_idintegeremployee_namestringdepartmentstringposition_titlestringhire_datedatetermination_datedatetenure_monthsintegerexit_interview_datedatereason_for_leaving_secondarystringoverall_satisfaction_scorefloatmanagement_satisfaction_scorefloatculture_satisfaction_scorefloatwork_life_balance_scorefloatretention_risk_flagbooleanfeedback_commentsstring
1career_growth2falseAva Williams3001Melissa CarsonFinanceSenior Accountant2016-03-152023-09-25902023-09-28compensation2.42.12.82.9trueI appreciated my time here, but advancement opportunities were limited. Compensation did not match market rates.
2work_life_balance2.7falseJames Allen3002Samuel OrtizTechnologySoftware Engineer2019-07-102023-07-03482023-07-04management2.11.92.31.8trueWorkload was excessive and overtime became the norm. More support from management would help.
3relocation3.9trueAva Williams3003Christina LaneHuman ResourcesRecruitment Specialist2020-02-012023-11-20452023-11-22none4.24.54.14falseI am relocating due to family reasons. The company is great and I will miss my team.
4compensation1.6falseWilliam Nguyen3004Andrew KimSalesSales Executive2018-05-202023-04-10592023-04-12career_growth2.32.22.42.7trueSalary and commission structure were not competitive with other offers I received.
5personal_reasons3.6trueJames Allen3005Priya ShahOperationsOperations Analyst2022-01-082023-06-30172023-07-02none43.83.74.1falseLeaving for personal reasons unrelated to the company. My experience here was positive.
6culture2.1falseAva Williams3006Oliver BrownTechnologyIT Support Specialist2017-09-142023-03-08662023-03-09work_life_balance1.921.72trueThe workplace culture became increasingly toxic and stressful over the past year.
7career_growth3.5trueWilliam Nguyen3007Megan WuMarketingDigital Marketing Coordinator2021-05-032023-08-15272023-08-17none3.73.63.83.9falseI am leaving for a new opportunity that offers more growth. I enjoyed working here.
8management2.5falseJames Allen3008David LeeFinanceFinancial Analyst2019-01-182023-05-25522023-05-26culture2.21.822.9truePoor management decisions and lack of transparency led to my departure.

What the 200 rows show

from the 200-row sample

Compensation (reason for leaving primary) stands out: mean compensation_satisfaction_score is 1.8, against 3.0 for the rest.

  • 50%would_recommend_company = true
  • 2.7median compensation_satisfaction_score
  • 8reason for leaving secondaries
  • 9departments
  • 52median tenure_months
  • 2.8median overall_satisfaction_score
Mean compensation_satisfaction_score by reason_for_leaving_primary200 rows
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compensation_satisfaction_score200 rows, in bands of 0.5
03060226522631567134.5compensation_satisfaction_score →

Median 2.7, from 1.3 to 4.1.

interviewer_name200 rows · top 10 of 12 values
  1. Ava Williams20
  2. Julia Watts20
  3. Karen Wells18
  4. Jared Collins17
  5. Sara Fields17
  6. William Nguyen16
  7. Lana Chen16
  8. Maya Brooks16
  9. Dana May16
  10. Megan Chen16
20 columns by typefrom the column list below
  • string 7
  • integer 3
  • float 5
  • date 3
  • boolean 2

Columns

20 columns in four groups
blueprint · 20 columns
columntypedescriptionexample
Text 7 columns
employee_namestringFull name of the departing employeeMelissa Carson
departmentstringDepartment from which the employee is departing9 departmentsFinance
position_titlestringJob title of the departing employeeSenior Accountant
reason_for_leaving_primarystringPrimary reason for the employee's departure (e.g., career growth, compensation, management, personal reasons)8 valuescareer_growth
reason_for_leaving_secondarystringSecondary reason for departure, if applicable9 values · optionalcompensation
feedback_commentsstringOpen-ended feedback provided by the employee during the exit interviewoptionalI appreciated my time her…
interviewer_namestringName of the HR staff member who conducted the exit interview12 namesAva Williams
Numbers 8 columns
exit_interview_idintegerUnique identifier for each exit interview recordunique1
employee_idintegerUnique identifier for the departing employee3001
tenure_monthsintegerTotal number of months the employee worked at the company0 or more90
overall_satisfaction_scorefloatEmployee's overall satisfaction score with the company (scale 1.0 to 5.0)1 to 52.4
management_satisfaction_scorefloatEmployee's satisfaction score with management (scale 1.0 to 5.0)1 to 5 · optional2.1
culture_satisfaction_scorefloatEmployee's satisfaction score with company culture (scale 1.0 to 5.0)1 to 5 · optional2.8
compensation_satisfaction_scorefloatEmployee's satisfaction score with compensation and benefits (scale 1.0 to 5.0)1 to 5 · optional2
work_life_balance_scorefloatEmployee's satisfaction score with work-life balance (scale 1.0 to 5.0)1 to 5 · optional2.9
Dates and times 3 columns
hire_datedateDate the employee was hired2016-03-15
termination_datedateDate the employee's employment ended2023-09-25
exit_interview_datedateDate the exit interview was conducted2023-09-28
True or false 2 columns
would_recommend_companybooleanWhether the employee would recommend the company to othersfalse
retention_risk_flagbooleanFlag indicating if the employee's feedback suggests a broader retention risk for the companyoptionaltrue

Use it for

  • would recommen…50%99 of 200 rowsmean compensation sat…3.2care…1.8comp…2.3mana…2.5work…

    A human resources dashboard

    The would_recommend_company rate, compensation_satisfaction_score by reason_for_leaving_primary and a breakdown of interviewer_name. Excel, Power BI or Tableau.

  • Why do the 31 compensation rows have a mean compensation_satisfaction_score of 1.8?

    A root-cause class exercise

    Hand out the rows and one question. The answer is in the data, not in the brief.

  • A software demo

    Believable rows with employee_id, employee_name and department to fill a screen in front of a buyer.

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  • Record standardized exit reasons
  • Include department and tenure
  • Flag critical feedback points
  • Exclude personal identifiers
  • Update dataset quarterly
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