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Today on How Tomorrow Works, University of Phoenix alumna and the Atlanta Hawks Chief HR Executive Camye Mackey chats about cultivating company culture, looking for a new gig or trying to improve the culture of their current one.

She breaks down what she’s seeing in workplace trends, HR’s role in a modern organization and what it’s like to have a really really cool job. Camye gives priceless advice to job-seekers: what works, what doesn’t, and what they should look for in prospective workplaces, not just the other way around.

Then we get to know Camye better in How Camye Works, our lightning round. This episode of the show will really speak to those looking for a new gig or trying to improve the culture of their current one. We were lucky to snag an awesome role model like Camye as a guest.

Come back next Wednesday for the next How Tomorrow Works, featuring UOPX alum and healthcare advocate Tomás León. Subscribe at https://www.youtube.com/universityofphoenix for all six episodes of the How Tomorrow Works podcast. We talk with University of Phoenix leaders and alumni to hear what’s now, what’s next and what you can do to be ready.

Learn more about University of Phoenix at https://www.phoenix.edu/.

The entire contents of the UOPX How Tomorrow Works Podcast is Copyright 2020 by The University of Phoenix, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are the views and opinions of its guests and interviewees and do not reflect the position or policy of the University of Phoenix. Any such views and opinions expressed are solely the responsibility of the respective guest or interviewee. Any student or alumni experience discussed on this podcast is unique to that student or alumni and should not be considered typical.
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