Young Ghanaian Man Celebrates 6 Months As Google Employee: "How Did You Do It?"

Young Ghanaian Man Celebrates 6 Months As Google Employee: "How Did You Do It?"

  • Prince Boadu has expressed gratitude after six months at Google, reflecting on his journey from Ayeduasi-Kotei in Kumasi to the global tech company
  • He described the experience as a humbling journey of continuous learning, appreciating getting to work with smart and supportive colleagues
  • Several netizens who saw Prince Boadu's post congratulated him for his achievement at Google, while others asked him how he got the job

A young Ghanaian professional has taken to social media to express his gratitude after spending six months working at Google.

Prince Boadu said the opportunity had been a humbling journey filled with continuous learning and the privilege of collaborating with some of the most intelligent and down-to-earth colleagues.

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Prince Boadu rejoices as he marks his sixth month as an employee at Google. Photo credit: @princeboadu
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In a heartfelt post, he reflected on his journey and shared the transition from his roots in Ayeduasi-Kotei, a suburb in Kumasi, to the global technology giant.

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Prince Boadu said that as a Google employee, he felt immense gratitude to God for this achievement and was a testament to determination and divine grace.

"Reflecting on my journey from Ayeduasi-Kotei (Kumasi) to Google leaves me with a feeling of immense gratitude to God," he wrote.

He also acknowledged the support of the people around him and the encouraging work environment at Google.

Netizens congratulate young Ghanaian Googler

Prince Boadu's post resonated with many social media users, who congratulated him on his accomplishments, while others said they had been inspired.

YEN.com.gh has collated some of these comments below.

@AbrahamRockson_ said:

“Proud of you Sir 👏”

@Togacitygrinds wrote:

“Google has always been one brand I want to associate myself with. I had an interview last year for a role in Ghana but I didn’t get the role finally. One step at a time.”

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@muhym52450 said:

“Congratulations ✌️”

@BakariSaaka wrote:

“@nesis007 This is awesome. Congrats bro! Wow. How do you do it”

@PrimeDonJ said:

“Amazing Senior. Inspiration for up comers like us”

@cybergurll_ wrote:

“I tap in this blessing 🙏🏾”

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that one of Kennedy Agyapong's daughters, Amanda, had been promoted at Google.

She started working as an intern there in 2019 and said the promotion was related to her Black Girl Googler squad.

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh