SA Woman Prioritises Mental Health and Quits Toxic Job, Shares TikTok Video of Last Work Day

SA Woman Prioritises Mental Health and Quits Toxic Job, Shares TikTok Video of Last Work Day

  • A woman who resigned from her job to preserve her mental wellbeing shared a video of her last day at the office
  • The lady said it was hard to quit but is in the footage leaving the job that was been stressing her out
  • The TikTok video resonated with a lot of people who are stuck in toxic work environments and thinking about resigning

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Woman quit her toxic job and shared TikTok video
A woman filmed her last day at work. Image: @naledi_modise
Source: TikTok

A woman decided to leave her job for the sake of her mental health, and she posted a video of her final day at work.

She admitted that quitting was tough, and in the short clip, you can see her shutting down her computer and saying goodbye to the job that had been causing her anxiety.

Woman leaves toxic workplace

She even flashed a peace sign to express her relief as she closed the office door. The mini vlog posted by @naledi_modise_ quickly spread on TikTok, creating a buzz.

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It struck a chord with many folks who find themselves trapped in toxic work environments and considering quitting.

Effects of Toxic Work Environments

According to mental health experts, toxic work environments often leave people feeling uncomfortable, like they are under threat, like dealing with gossip and manipulation. Employees often have to deal with unhealthy competition, and there are reports of workplace harassment.

Watch the video below:

Looking for new jobs

Some viewers mentioned that they're on the hunt for new jobs while still holding onto their current ones, mainly because they need the money to make ends meet.

Read some of the comments below:

@zarkar337 said:

"We need to gather and speak out about the discrimination and bullying that takes place at work especially when you suffering from mental health."

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@kingzwai1 shared:

"Monday I was sobbing in the toilet. My anxiety is on steriods.I just felt tired of everything."

@_teajey posted:

"I did and God kept me home for only 4 months then I got another permanent job."

@ntombigo wrote:

"One month at home im more happier and healthier! Dont regret my decision."

@ayandamad mentioned:

"I resigned where I earned R25k took offer for R12k mental health very important."

@peter_markets joked:

"Go back tomorrow and say yes baloi I am back."

@chels2.0.3 commented:

"Resigned my job two weeks ago. I feel so good. Thank you for showing us that's it's okay."

@bhutmfene added:

"I was once this brave and god put me home for three years. No longer brave now."

Brave nurse finds courage to resign from toxic job, cries with joy in video after quitting

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a brave nurse shared a video online after resigning from a job that made her unhappy.

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In the clip, the lady cried and showed great emotion. The healthcare worker looked incredibly relieved about exiting the environment. A TikTok user posted the clip and explained that she left the job for the good of her mental health.

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Source: Briefly News

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za

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