“South Africa Is Healing”: Mzansi Moved by Gent’s Cool Relationship With Boss in Viral TikTok

“South Africa Is Healing”: Mzansi Moved by Gent’s Cool Relationship With Boss in Viral TikTok

  • A gent went viral on TikTok after posting a video of his cool bonding session with his boss 
  • Their relationship melted many South Africans' hearts, who reposted, liked and saved the video 
  • Social media users also left some messages in a thread of over 1.4K comments for the chap to read
  • A relationship expert explained to Briefly News the importance of a healthy employer-employee relationship

Mzansi is always in the mood to celebrate good vibes and interracial relationships online.

SA melted by employee and boss' relationship
A lovely employee and boss relationship melted Mzansi. Image: @baby.boii.meo
Source: TikTok

One gent made everyone's day when he posted a hilarious video of him and his boss bonding.

SA melted by employee and boss relationship 

The workplace can often feel like the worst place to be, but because you have to collect a cheque to pay the bills, you're forced to endure everything that comes with being an employee. Good leaders have the power to change the funky atmosphere and turn it into something more fun.

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A gent showed South Africans the more appealing side of being an employee by sharing a sweet clip of him and his boss bonding over light banter. The pair caused a chain reaction by passing their good energy to anyone watching their cute video.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi reacts to funny employee and boss TikTok video

A trusted Relationship expert, Paula Quinsee highlighted the importance of a healthy relationship between employer and employee:

“A good employer-employee relationship is one where there is mutual respect, trust, and collaboration which helps to create a productive work environment.
“When employees feel valued, it leads to increased job satisfaction, loyalty, and reduces burnout and more importantly, staff turnover.
For employers the benefit is increased productivity, innovation, and a positive workplace morale where people openly share ideas, resources, and are more inclined to work and problem solve together.

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"The key foundation for this is open communication as this enables a space where there are clear expectations and people are open to giving and receiving feedback.
Additionally, positive relationships not only create connection, the basis for all human relationships, it also promotes mental well-being for employees and creates a supportive culture, which enhances the overall success of the organisation.”

Social media users were melted by the pair's relationship and commented:

@Tumisang Mabasa highlighted:

"South Africa is healing."

@Marieth_Speaks said:

"Lol, I worked with this guy; he has a funny character and is friendly, too."

@tketnot explained:

"I kept telling people it's not about the money they pay you; it's about being happy where you are."

@gontse_go_kopane commented:

"People don't know that there's actually a lot of them in PTA who speak like that."

@yaya wrote:

"I used to work with this guy at a Ford motor company in Pretoria."

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@sonic 016 said:

"A non-toxic work environment."

@kenray developed a crush:

"Your boss is cute and very much my type. Perfect age; I like them older."

Gent ghosts boss after securing job

Briefly News also reported that a Mzansi gent could not handle his job as a waiter because of the exhausting demands and ghosted his bosses. Vuyo Sibande explained his unpleasant two-week journey and why he had to drop the job without any notice.

Mzansi understood where he was coming from and praised him for making it to two weeks. Briefly News reached out to a young waiter with six years of experience to hear some of the challenges she faced in the hospitality industry and how to overcome them.

Source: Briefly News

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Chuma Nontsele (Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a diploma in journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a news reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle. You can reach her at: chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za