SHOWCASE
WHY I LOVE MY JOB
TA-SHANN FEARON IT helpdesk analyst
COMPANY BENEFITS
Every member of the TTC team enjoys access to a range of benefits to reward them for their constant hard work. Enjoy the flexibility of working from any corner of the globe for two weeks every year and, after one year with TTC, you can enjoy one travel benefit per annum. We offer a global training
calendar, with a mix of virtual, in-person and e-learning courses, and you can fuel your professional growth with a
£2,000 annual allocation for external development. You can also spend time
making a meaningful impact with two annual paid ‘give back’ days to support causes close to your heart. We believe that travel is
a privilege, but with that privilege comes responsibility – to ensure we positively impact the places we go, the people we meet and the wildlife we enjoy to ‘Make Travel Matter’.
“I had never worked in IT before TTC gave me an opportunity. Since then, I have been exposed to many interesting people and technologies that have helped me to exercise and develop my soft and hard skills. “I’m currently taking part in a
Chartered Management Institute course to develop my leadership skills and, following that, I’d like to explore other internally funded self-development avenues, like IT courses, to further my career. “As is the nature of IT, my
role can get very busy, but this means there is rarely a dull moment. Everybody runs into tech issues at some point, so I have the chance to put smiles on a lot of faces, which is priceless! “I’m looking forward to becoming a well-rounded and proficient IT engineer, both technically and socially. This will mean I can be confident and proud of myself, while also having the skills to pass on to others, helping to create a better tech world!”
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