"But God": SA Lady Celebrates Becoming a Manager for Big Company at 23
- A young woman recently headed online to celebrate getting a big promotion at only 23 years old
- According to the lady's inspirational post, she is now a manager at a large telecommunications company
- The post received over 17k likes and many comments from people who congratulated her heartily
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For most people, age 23 means only just starting out in your career and navigating your way up the corporate ladder. For a young South African woman, however, she is already taking extremely great strides.
Source: Twitter
Heading online, the young woman celebrated the fact that she was just promoted to a managerial position at what she describes as one of the biggest telecommunication companies at only 23 years old.
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"I’m a fucking manager at 23 for one of the biggest companies it’s crazy!! Because technically I don’t qualify Cat face with tears of joy but God!" she wrote in the heartwarming Twitter post.
While some locals questions whether she was being truthful, others took some time to both congratulate her and wish her well going forth in her new position. Read a few of their interesting comments below:
@kool_kaptain asked@
"Any advice on how you got there? I wanna be the youngest Regional Manager in my firm. It's promising but needs more advise"
@Pearl_Malolo said:
"Congratulations Black Child. Can I have an email address where I can send my CV. I can even mop floors."
@Wayniacbrwn said:
“But God” l liked how you finished your sentence."
In more heartwarming Briefly News, a beautiful graduate from the University of Pretoria has shared her story of determination in a heartfelt Facebook message. Tanya van der Walt says she's most grateful to God for her success.
The impressive young woman not only graduated with an Honours degree in Actuarial Science but also received distinctions and Honorary Colours for her outstanding work.
"This was no doubt one of the toughest journeys of my life but it is certainly one that I will cherish forever.
"I am grateful for all the experiences that have shaped me into the person I am today, all the valuable lessons learned, all the highs and all the lows, all the late nights studying, all the laughing (and yes, sometimes the crying as well), and all the times I wanted to give up but kept fighting for my dream."Tanya captioned the post.
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