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# Exit Survey Invitation Email

Email Subject : Resignation - Please complete

As a follow-up to your formal letter of resignation, we would appreciate your feedback on your job experience at . I am sending you a link to a confidential on-line exit survey which should take no more than 20-30 minutes to complete. Your feedback will be valuable to us in our continuous effort to improve our employees’ experience, programs and work environment.

The survey is administered by a third party, TalentMap and is completely anonymous. At no time during or after the survey will individual responses be divulged to anyone at , unless specifically agreed to by you.

TalentMap will only share aggregate results (combined responses) and reports on the topics covered in the survey. To go to the survey site, simply click on the link below and follow the instructions at the TalentMap website.

\[%URL%]

It is also important that you return all equipment to your manager by your last day. This includes all computer equipment, laptops, VPN, Blackberry, pass cards, and any other materials that you may have.

Please complete this survey at your convenience before your last day. We thank you in advance for your participation and feedback. We wish you well in your future endeavors.

Sincerely,


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