Kadija Shaffi’s Story 12 September 2019
It all started on 14th February 2018 when l got the privilege of joining Tunapanda team as a trainee.The journey of the three month as been quite difficult and interesting but l thank God for
reaching these far,As am now back to Tunapanda to continue working hand in hand with them
as an apprentice.Am looking forward to gain more skills and profession through my eight month
training as an apprentice.
l am passionate about technology since it saves time, as it is time conscious and enables the world to look like one global village. My personality is being optimistic in what I do and being creative and innovative.
I like working under minimal supervision which has been my biggest strength. l enjoy working
around experienced and wise people since they will give me solution to my problems and
guide me to the right path.
My biggest fear in these world is to die before achieving my goals in life.l like to listen more to
People than being listened to.l prioritized more on people’s’ happiness than my own.
I would like to see the African continent where young adults are able to apply creativity and solve their own problems. I foresee a future where work will be less done manually but be done by the use of technology.
I would also like to see a generation where the youth are appreciating technology and putting some impact on it. And helping other people who have not yet gained access to technology by educating them on the importance of using technology.
One day, l would like to be a marketing manager and l will create awareness to people by educating them on the importance of technology.
What Motivates me?
My motivation comes from seeing the world become a better place for everyone by making technology available for all. It is my dream to keep touching people’s lives so that they can renew their hopes.
What is the success? l think it is a mixture of having a flair for the things that you are doing; knowing that that is not enough, that you have got hard work and a certain sense of purpose. ~ Margaret Thatcher.