Reactions: Young Lady Quits Job as Bank Manager to Pursue Passion for Programming
- A young lady has resigned from being a microfinance bank manager to face what has always been her passion
- The 31-year-old lady said she had always wanted to be a programmer and was happy about her decision
- The lady identified as Winifred Jonathan appreciated the manager of the company for the opportunity given to her to occupy such a position
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A young lady has got many talking as she called it quits on her role as a microfinance bank manager.
The lady named Winifred Jonathan announced her decision to quit the role in a LinkedIn post on Saturday, August 7.
Source: UGC
Describing the move as the best feeling ever, the lady praised the owner of the establishment, Edo Microfinance Bank, for reposing confidence in her to handle such a role.
Winifred stated that she resigned from the role to pursue her passion to become a programmer. The 31-year-old looked forward to success in her newfound endeavour.
She wrote:
"Today was my last day of work! I resigned today as the MD/CEO of EdoMFB at Age 31!
"This is the best feeling ever, am glad someone believed in me to Manage his multi millionaire Microfinance business, I would for ever be grateful to the Chairman of the BOD for this tremendous opportunity given to me!
"Now I can pursue my own personal goals and become a programmer as I have always wanted! Cheers to the future winnings."
And she's already got people lining up for her services
Osezuah Elimihe wrote:
"Congrats. Let's see how we can work together."
Dshoppers DSL said:
"Cheers Winifred Jonathan."
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"Let see how to partner with you."
Osaji Caleb commented:
"Cheers. Congratulations."
Halala: Mzansi inspired by a woman who quit the job of 16 years to become a Covid-19 nurse
In a similar story, Briefly News reported that Frieda Staebler is another example of perseverance and faith.
The Cape Town-based woman says she worked in a factory for more than 15 years and never gave up on her dream to become a nurse.
Staebler’s story is documented on Facebook via the Heroes of Grootte Schuur and it has seriously inspired many South Africans. The stunning woman says she is now working in the Covid-19 ward.
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