James Abeyta-Stevens, SHRM-CP, talks about how he strives to try to change employee perceptions so that HR professionals are seen more positively, and his efforts have paid off as his New Mexico employers over the years have regularly been rated as a best place to work.
Abeyta-Stevens, chief human resources officer at Stefanie Juliano Therapy and New Mexico Wellness Center near Albuquerque, joins host Tony Lee to discuss his HR story.
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