Bravery and Faith: Woman Takes a Chance and It Pays Off, Gets a Permanent Job

Bravery and Faith: Woman Takes a Chance and It Pays Off, Gets a Permanent Job

  • One proud and brave woman has just landed a permanent job after taking risks by quitting her previous job
  • The woman, @_Mamthii, took to social media to share the news and her followers are seriously impressed as she got a permanent position
  • The bubbly woman says she initially signed a six-month contract and it was due to expire this month but God favoured her

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One brave South African woman is a living testament that having faith and taking risks could open doors for you. @_Mamthii says she took huge risks when she quit her job, travelled to Gauteng and signed a six-month contract.

The bubbly woman says the contract was set to expire at the end of this month but she is now a permanent employee with an unnamed “amazing” company.

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Despite not giving all the details about the nature of her job, it is evident that she did well to impress her bosses but also credited God.

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One Mzansi woman is celebrated for her bravery and faith. Image: @_Mamthii/Twitter
Source: Twitter

The post reads:

@PhemieRabs said:

“This is what happened. You didn't know what God had in store for you but you chose to trust Him. Congratulations on your post.”

@Ntsika147 said:

“I have lived my whole life on this scripture. I'm sometimes even afraid to ask for some stuff that I know am not ready for because I don't remember praying for something and not receiving it.”

@Ayanda_Mthatha said:

“Yhooooooooo hay ndincamile uThixo has favourites ba kunjalo, kunini umntu wayethandaza, fasting and all, nothing is happening, ndide ndikhalale sometimes ndiphinde ndiqale phantsi.”

@Mokone_Eddie said:

“Luck favours the brave.”

@ThsenoSithole said:

“It is in the hearing and doing. I believe that God was intentional by leading you to take such a bold move. God says it, we do it…It is guaranteed to have a good impact. Well done and Congratulations.”

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@Metarmophic8 said:

“Let me tell you this... at your old job, the one you left. They hired someone new and that person is happy just as you are. God blessed 2 people. God really did that!.”

@NathanTKA said:

“I am currently in a similar dilemma, hoping that God will help me decide.”

@HloniphaVilaka2 said:

“Yoh congrats sweetie, I recall just how I resigned from my permanent job just be employed for 4 months then covid happen till to date am still unemployed.”

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Checking a previous post, Briefly News reported that a professional public relations officer has headed online to celebrate bagging the job of her dreams.

The young stunner had seen herself through many part-time gigs and internships before finally securing the highly coveted job offer.

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Heading to her LinkedIn account, Peggy Nkopo shared the news with her many connections. "I got the job. A whole PR officer," she captioned the post along with a few celebratory emojis.

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