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When Amanda Nejat, Risk Operations Coordinator, first applied to CWB as a receptionist, she simply wanted to find employment. “I didn’t know much about the bank when I first applied,” she says. But five years later, she now considers CWB to be a second home.
Often a job is viewed as a means to an end; a way to provide for and support oneself or a family. And truthfully, this is enough for many. But it’s not the only way to work.
Junior Achievement has made it a mission to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. Through the delivery of innovative and engaging programs, they equip youth with the knowledge necessary to take the next steps in life after graduation.
When education opens a variety of doors for your future career path, how do you decide which one to walk through? Debjani chose CWB for the strong commitment to values and hasn’t looked back since.
What first attracted Wendy Nish to a career with CWB was finding an employer who she felt was looking out for her. What’s kept her at CWB is how she continues to help other others through her role with the centralized loan support team.