About Me and My Why...

By D. Williams


 About Me and My Why...


Hello World, my name is Davalle. I have been in the IT industry for years as a Technical Support Engineer, starting after graduating from Fayetteville State University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, with a concentration in Management Information Systems. I have held numerous positions throughout my career, all of which have been award-winning, from the people I have worked with to the clients. On the other hand, I am a gamer, and I have recently transitioned from a home console, such as the PS5, to a PC. Although I stream primarily on weekends, I play because it allows me to escape into a different world, which serves as a form of relaxation.


 Sometimes I feel like I'm stuck; no matter how many certifications I've studied for or received, I still feel as though I'm stuck. After many years, I have decided to return to college and have enrolled in a Master's Program at UMGC, focusing on a Master's in Management Information Systems. I have learned many theories about organizations and various management styles, ranging from operations to team management. Additionally, in a few positions, I had the opportunity to collaborate with the implementation team and assist customers with integrating software into their production processes, as well as provide training on a couple of occasions. In the process of all this, I learned more about designing websites and started using tools like Dreamweaver to develop different pages. I then began using others, such as Wix and WordPress. Then, I went down the rabbit hole even further. Growing the passion to help others achieve their vision with their site.

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