Local Man Lands Job With Company Based in Amsterdam, Inspires Others to Strive for Greatness

Local Man Lands Job With Company Based in Amsterdam, Inspires Others to Strive for Greatness

  • A lit local software developer managed to bag an exciting job with a company based in Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • @brian_royalb shared the news to his Twitter account, letting his people know that relocating might be an option
  • Peeps showered the man with love and praise in the comment section, wishing him well on his future endeavours

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Just because you were born in Mzansi does not mean this is where have to stay. A young Mzansi software developer bagged a job with a company based in Amsterdam and now the sky is the limit.

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Social media user @brian_royalb bagged a job with a company based in Amsterdam and could not be more excited. Image: Twitter / @brian_royalb
Source: Twitter

The pandemic has opened many doors in terms of work as it proved that working remotely is possible and often better than actually having people go into an office.

Taking to social media to share his experience, @brian_royalb let peeps know that it is his first day and he’s about to meet his colleagues for the first time – virtually, of course.

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“Today is a special day. I got a job in Amsterdam, Netherlands and today is my first day. I'll be joining as a Senior Dev (M1 level). Today I'll (virtually) meet my colleagues from Amsterdam and the rest of the world. I'm super grateful ❤️”

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While the company is based in Amsterdam, @brian_royalb is still in Mzansi. However, that doesn't mean he won’t be relocating in the future. This man is making waves!

The people of Mzansi help celebrate the inspiring news

Getting a job with an international company is huge. People flocked to the comment section to wish the man well on his first day and to thank him for sharing his inspiring story. Sometimes someone needs to see a post like this to remind them that anything is possible and to not give up on their dreams.

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Take a look at some of the comments

@ThatyMahloko said:

“There’s nothing more motivating right now than watching you grow... You’re doing amazing Brian Kuele, you’re taking up space. Congratulations Royal.”

@SbuSadiq said:

“The best in the game. All the best on this new job.”

@betterw98455469 said:

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Man celebrates landing new job and moving to Joburg, peeps share tips on how to survive there

In similar news, Briefly News reported that Smangaliso Mkhwanazi took to social media to celebrate bagging a new job. The Durban-based forensic Investigator will soon be jetting off to Johannesburg to start his new life and new employment.

The former Durban University of Technology lecturer excitedly shared the news with his 700 followers but it soon went viral, gaining over 6 500 likes on the bluebird app. Finding a job in this economic climate is extremely difficult so South Africans did not waste time in helping him celebrate.

Peeps residing in Joburg shared tons of advice regarding the city and how life moves there. From avoiding robberies to saving money, locals really came through for him.

Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.