5 Questions With Paa Yang, Dungarvin’s National Administration Coordinator

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Dec 15
Edie Grossfield, Digital Content Specialist
Dungarvin

In 2015, Paa Yang joined Dungarvin as an Administrative Secretary, but later left to work in the information technology department of the U.S. Postal Service. After a couple of years with the USPS, she came back to Dungarvin in 2021 to take a position as an Administrative Assistant. Two promotions followed, first to Executive Assistant and most recently, National Administrative Coordinator.

What do you like most about your job?

Each day provides something a little different and I’m always learning something new.

What attributes do you most value in a co-worker?

I appreciate individuals who strike a balance between lightheartedness and dedication. They work hard, collaborate effectively, contribute as team players and communicate with clarity and respect.

How did the place where you grew up shape who you are today?

I grew up on a hobby farm just north of the Twin Cities. But it’s more about the people in my life that helped shape who I am today. I grew up with people who cared about others, treated people with grace and provided help when it was needed. They provided the greatest examples of who I am today. Surrounding yourself with good people can really make a difference in who we grow up to be.

What do you like to do for fun?

I enjoy most things in life and love trying new activities when I get a chance. I love to spend time with my partner, family and friends, and go paddle boarding and kayaking when the weather is nice. I also like to play pickleball with my niece and nephews. I’ve accumulated plenty of hobbies during the winter, including sewing, knitting and diamond painting.

If you weren’t working for Dungarvin, what would be your dream job?

I would be an animal and nature photographer for National Geographic. It’s a good mix of adventure and seeing some of the most beautiful spots in the world. I’ve always loved animals, and observing them in their natural habitats would be a blessing.


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