Reducing turnover: diagnose before your best people leave
Turnover is usually a symptom, not the root cause. Metrika helps leaders see where departure risk is building up and which interventions are worth starting with.
Launch a diagnostic campaign. Employees complete a 15-minute anonymous AI interview — uncovering real motivations and frustrations.
The feedback shows where leadership, growth, recognition, workload, or team culture are starting to create risk.
You receive a team and department-level risk map: where turnover risk is highest and what causes are behind it.
When should you address turnover?
If the signs below are present, there is hidden turnover risk in the organization, and exit interviews on their own will not solve it.
Key people leaving
The most talented and experienced employees leave — taking knowledge and relationships with them.
Rising resignation rate
Monthly resignation numbers are rising, but exit interviews always say the same thing: they got a better offer.
Signs of quiet quitting
Employees are physically present but mentally gone — minimal effort, zero initiative.
Declining engagement
Once enthusiastic team members withdraw, bring fewer ideas, and avoid extra tasks.
Trust crisis
Employees don't trust leadership, don't understand decisions, and feel they have no impact on changes.
Recruitment spiral
You're constantly recruiting for lost positions — onboarding costs and transitional productivity loss keep growing.
How does Metrika reduce turnover?
Instead of waiting for exit interviews, Metrika uses feedback from current employees to show where turnover risk is starting to rise.
Why Metrika?
Metrika is not retrospective analysis. It is preventive diagnostics that helps leadership spot turnover risk in time.
Frequently Asked Questions
?How is this different from exit interviews?
Exit interviews happen after the decision has already been made. Metrika helps surface the signals earlier, while there is still time to act.
?What size organizations is it recommended for?
Metrika is built for 20–300 employee Hungarian organizations. The minimum group size is 5 for department-level analysis.
?How does it measure turnover risk?
It looks at patterns tied to leadership, growth, recognition, workload, and culture. The goal is not to predict one person's decision, but to identify risky areas.
?How much does it cost to replace a key person?
Industry estimates often place the total replacement cost of a key employee at 6-12 months of salary once recruiting, onboarding, and productivity loss are included.
?What happens to the data?
Raw interview data is automatically deleted after synthesis. Only anonymized, aggregated results are retained. GDPR-compliant, stored on European servers.
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Reduce turnover before your best people leave
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