Kamye Hugley is back, and this time, she's spilling the tea on what happens when you trade the classroom for the nonprofit world. Fan favorite Kamye returns to The Exit Interview to share the raw, unfiltered truth about making the leap from Black educator to nonprofit professional. Spoiler: it wasn't the escape she imagined. From navigating workplace dysfunction to rediscovering her worth, Kamye breaks down how she transferred her teaching skills into a brand-new arena and what she wishes someone had told her before she made the jump. If you're a Black educator eyeing the nonprofit sector as your next move, this episode is your required reading.
Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire with Kamye Hugley
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