As a Senior Business Analyst, I’ve enjoyed working for WWT. WWT has enabled me and my team to gain new skills while strengthening our prior skills experiences. For example, using my past skills with Camtasia, I’ve learned to use Doodly and Toonly to make white board animation and animated explainer videos. WWT not only enabled me to make several videos using Doodly and Toonly, but also allowed me to train, attend certificates, and use Tableau for data analysis. I’ve also become proficient in Prezi, Microsoft teams, and data entry.

WWT values each employee though its core values and bonus points each month, which strengths teams and individuals by focusing on individuals strengths and showing appreciation for team members. But WWT goes above and beyond by their various philanthropy projects that bring value to our communities, such as Toys for Tots, giving laptops to K–12 public school students during COVID, giving scholarships to college students with IT majors, stocking up local food banks, disbursing back-to-school bookbags filled with school supplies, and supporting local coat and hat drives.

The past two years, my NGO Helping Families Monthly has been one of the food pantries selected by WWT. This year alone (2021), WWT provided fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, toiletries, diapers, spices, and snacks for six families. But Kojo and Rhonda also connected me to a wonderful group of pro bono lawyers who have helped to file for 27 individuals for humanitarian parole, as Afghanistan goes through the worst humanitarian crisis. Although the chances of humanitarian parole acceptance is less compared to SIVs, P1, and P2 visas, WWT has given me hope and a chance to apply for families in need. Many lives have been touched by WWT, and I’m very lucky to be working in such a wonderful company.