Great NGOs do not see the caste or religion of the people they work with. That ultimately means when you work with an NGO like VIN, you get to deal with people from social backgrounds, beliefs, and cultures, which helps you learn and adopt a new working environment.
I was amazed by seeing the results that VIN has changed the lives of more than a million people. I was inspired from my first day when I joined this organization and What I loved about this organization is the six major community empowerment programs. Women empowerment, children’s development, youth empowerment, public health and medical, environment conservation, and disaster risk reduction DDR. And It pays special attention to women and children’s issues; I believe that a community can only be empowered by helping children and women cause they are the future of the nation or that place. I am pleased that it cooperatively brings national and international volunteers to the same workplace.
I didn’t feel it was my workplace, but I thought it was my home cause my seniors were very much loving, caring, and always ready to help me out when I had any queries. Of them never judged me. My co-workers respected me.
Why did I Join Vin?
- Societal Contribution
I actively work, which helped me make a positive contribution to society’s growth and development. I work for the cause I am most passionate about.
- Increase employable skills
I gain experience in skills like accounting, finance, research, raising and distributing funds, punctuality, teamwork, cooperation, and leadership qualities.
- CV
The skills that I gained are a significant part of my CV. I can impress my employer with polished skills. These experiences will also make my application stand out amongst my peers.
- Professional development
Joining VIN is like an investment in my future. I will develop professional skills to meet the demands of the role and the organization.
- Bigger strategy
I get a chance to design and plan on a larger scale and for a longer time.
- Better networking
I get to build my network with influential people and more prominent companies. It allows me to know people with the same goals as myself. It can also increase my job prospects within the VIN And other NGOs.
- Broader horizon
Working with VIN has broadened my perspective. It will have an impact on the way I pursue my objectives and make decisions. Working at VIN has made a positive impact on my life.
- Leadership skills
As a part of a team, I will not only gain leadership skills but also get a chance to employ them. I learned how to motivate people and how to cope with pressure.
- Cultural Understanding
I loved working with people of different cultures. It has increased my ability to adapt to other cultural demands and behavioral expectations. It will also impact my ability to handle sensitive situations.
- Making life better
My work at VIN will significantly contribute to a better tomorrow. It will bring a sense of job satisfaction and self-motivation to do more.
Working for VIN is better than sitting at home dreaming about an ideal society you want to live in. The only way to achieve a perfect society is to make one by working positively toward society. So why not VIN?
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