Julie Orchard, SHRM-CP, explains how she leveraged an Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs audit to transition from working as a technical writer to becoming an HR professional managing a team in the health care industry in Eastern Washington, where she also is an active SHRM chapter volunteer.
Orchard, human resources manager at Providence Health & Services in Spokane, Wash., joins host Tony Lee to discuss her HR story.
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