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Outboarding: Why the employee experience shouldn’t end at the exit door

by Val Douglas October 9, 2026

written by Val Douglas October 9, 2026

When someone is let go, the meeting takes mere minutes. What follows for the former employee can take months. Here's what people…

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Val Douglas

Val Douglas is a Leadership & Performance Coach and founder of Shift180 Coaching, supporting professionals through career transitions and workplace change. Drawing on her background in leadership and operations, along with specialized training in coaching and career development, she brings a practical, people-centered perspective to the professional and personal challenges of career change. Through her coaching practice, Val helps individuals gain clarity, build confidence, and move forward with purpose.

Outboarding: Why the employee experience shouldn’t end at the exit door

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