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Fortune
Orianna Rosa Royle

In the aftermath of Prince Harry revelations, experts advise caution when airing grievances against former employers

British daily newspaper, leading with stories about the publication of the book 'Spare' by Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (Credit: Danie Leal—AFP/Getty Images)

Most employees get one chance to air their distaste toward their company’s management, culture and vision without fear of reappraisal: the exit interview.

To discuss the reasons behind his exit from the multibillion-dollar business that is the British monarchy, Prince Harry has penned a memoir, Spare. He has also sat down with Netflix, Oprah Winfrey, CBS and ITV—at times with his wife, Meghan Markle—to unpick his grievances with “the Firm.” 

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