After winning the US presidential election, Trump appointed Susie Wiles as the White House Chief of Staff. This is Trump's first appointment to the White House. British media BBC reported this information in a report on Thursday.

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Why did Trump choose a woman as White House Chief of Staff? What is his job? The White House Chief of Staff typically plays a key role in each president's administration.

They primarily serve as managers of the White House and are responsible for overseeing the President's staff. Leads the staff through the Executive Office of the President and oversees all day-to-day operations and staff activities.

They advise the President on policy matters and direct and oversee policy development.

According to Trump's campaign, Wiles will be the first woman in US history to hold this important position.

The US presidential election was held last Tuesday. CNN reports that Donald Trump has secured the White House with 301 electoral votes, according to the latest results on Thursday. Kamala Harris got 226 electoral votes. At least 270 electoral votes are required to be elected president. Trump has more than 72.7 million popular votes. And Kamala got more than 68 million. However, the results of Arizona and Nevada were yet to be announced until 10 pm Bangladesh time yesterday.