‘No Job, No Vote’: Smart Man Shares Job Hunting Advice for Unemployed Youth
- A local man has caused a stir on social media after sharing his advice for youth seeking employment
- Twitter user @_just_pat has called on youngsters to hold government accountable come election time and demand jobs the same way politicians demand votes
- Mzansi shared their mixed reactions to the post in the comments section
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Twitter user @_just_pat has some sound advice for the youth of Mzansi struggling with unemployment. The local man says it's about time South Africa's youth hold our government accountable come election season. In his direct post, he writes:
"Unemployed youth, here's a solution to our problem. if any of them comes with their door to door campaigns. give them your CV and If you don't get a job before elections they're not getting a vote. We're tire of empty promises.
Who's with me?"
Mzansi social media users were definitely contested on the issue, with many pondering whether their votes would make any tangible change in the country and even more users were concerned politicians don't really care. Read some of their comments below:
Source: Twitter
@anqunq:
"Don't stop voting, change the vote."
@Thami_Windi:
"Politicians and their politics are somewhere somehow one and the same they can kiss my vote here"
@DJKGABO:
"I'm with you!"
@MrHeavyweight_:
"Good idea I really like it and I think it would work,even noma bese next door we should approach sibanikeze our CVS."
@OzaiSa:
"That's a very good plan"
@KGOMOTSONKWECR7:
"They will hire you after few days they apply section 139b on you"
@Billie_Kayfabe:
"How much do one of these Audi's cost to buy and brand?"
@Masuku_sifiso_T:
"I'm not familiar with this democracy thing since I'm in eSwatini but this solution isn't a solution because the elderly people will continue to vote for their favourite party and you will still complain... you got to use your vote for change!"
Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported just as we grapple with the idea of starting our own businesses following the outbreak of the ravaging coronavirus pandemic, many South Africans are already buying into the idea.
Real name Oscar Magudulela and known as @OscarMagud on social media, the businessman says he recently lost his job through to retrenchment but that was not the end for him. The man now runs and owns L&M Removals, an office and household furniture removal company he started with his wife back in 2013.
With the business in its eighth year, Magudulela took to Twitter to share an important and inspiring update, that the establishment is doing exceptionally well. He wrote on Twitter:
“I lost my decent-paying job due to retrenchment and invested the payout to start L&M Removals from scratch. We are growing and building towards L&M International.”
@Sibuzakes said:
“You're wise decisions have paid up and helps to feed not only you but other families out there regarding job creation so big up continue growing and reaching out."
@Ayanda_Plessie said:
“Excellent idea! More blessings to you and your team.”
@Nolinkie said:
“Inspiring. God bless your business.”
@MissAliciaLogan said:
“Well done! All blessings for more growth and prosperity to you and your team.”
@Victor96982593 said:
“That's the way to go my brother, becoming master of your own destiny.”
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Source: Briefly News
