“Send Your CV”: Unemployed Man Humbly Asks for Work, Kind Peeps Help Him Out
- A local job seeker has South Africans commending his bravery after putting himself out there in a big way
- The unemployed man took to the streets of Midrand standing with a placard in the hopes of finding work
- Peeps were really feeling his determination, resharing his CV and even recommending job applications
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South Africans are gathering in support of a local job seeker after the go-getting man headed to the streets of Mzansi in search of employment. He stood on a pavement advertising his many work qualifications and had peeps inspired by the determination.
Source: Twitter
Heading online, social media user @ReeHlungwani shared Andile Majola's amazing story:
"Please retweet, his employer might be in your timeline," they captioned the post.
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Social media users were up and ready to help out with at least 3 000 peeps retweeting the post. Many people also headed to the comments section and shared job applications that might be relevant to Majola's skill set.
Check out some of the helpful comments below:
@LIL_SKHALO said:
"Andile, he is a very good mechanical fitter, I know this because we did our apprenticeship together. The best I know."
@BlackWizSA said:
"He must check out the Armscor website. They are always looking for people who do Mechanical Engineering."
@PAULN0GUEIRA said:
"Here’s some help for you and everyone in your situation: use your vote wisely AND/OR convince as many of your friends to do likewise. Otherwise more of the same for another 10 years."
Stunning woman becomes a lawyer after facing troubling times, peeps stan
In more inspirational news, Briefly News previously reported that after three years of law school, Bernice Hodge, Esq, has made herself proud by clocking a laudable milestone as she becomes a lawyer.
The young lady celebrated the achievement and significant stage in her life as she recalled the journey.
Besides committing years to her studies in law school, Hodge recounted that she put in 495 hours of swotting for the bar. And, it has paid off, according to a LinkedIn post.
The journey faced by Hodge to get to where she is today
''After three years of law school, 495 hours of studying for the bar (yes, I counted lol), and two days of sitting for the bar. I am a lawyer,'' she said.
Hodge, who studied criminal law, indicated that she did not achieve the milestone on a silver platter:
''I have come a long way to make it here, and I have to thank God that I made it here! Today, I’m joining the 2% of black women attorneys in the U.S. baby,'' she added.
Hodge's account has inspired internet surfers, gaining more than 65 000 reactions and over 6 000 comments. Briefly News compiled some of the compliments below:
Social media users fill the comments section with well-wishes
Michelle Lee wrote:
''You go girl! Congratulations sister.''
Tonia Spight-Sokoya said:
''Outstanding!! Congratulations, Bernice!! Continous blessings and wishes to you!! All the Best in all your endeavors!''
Source: Briefly News
