South African Woman Shares Inspiring Job Hunt Journey on TikTok, Praises God After Landing a Job

South African Woman Shares Inspiring Job Hunt Journey on TikTok, Praises God After Landing a Job

  • Siphelele Khanyi, a local graduate, shared a TikTok on her journey of finding a job after graduation
  • She opened up about experiencing rejection but remained faithful and eventually landed a job and her own apartment
  • Siphelele's story resonated with many as they shared their experiences of job-hunting
Woman lands job after unemployment
A woman detailed how she struggled to find a job after graduating. Image: @siphelele_kh
Source: TikTok

A South African woman left many netizens feeling warm and inspired after sharing her hard journey from unemployment to finally securing a work opportunity.

Woman opens up about unemployment pains

A TikTok post by Siphelele Khanyi features images and screenshots as she unpacks how life unfolded after graduating.

In her post, Siphelele details how she started applying for jobs shortly after completing her final exams and had apartment fever. She couldn't wait to start her new life as an independent and working young woman.

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She went on to detail how she was getting job application rejections that left her feeling hopeless, but she decided to let God pave her path and let his will be done.

Thankfully, it wasn't long until Siphelele received an email for a graduate training interview which soon opened the door to a work opportunity and finally having her own apartment.

Although she initially struggled without a decent bed and fridge, she slowly took everything in and built her new life after her prayer for a job was answered.

Click here to view the TikTok post.

Mzansi touched by woman's journey

Many netizens responded with positive and heartwarming comments to Siphelele's post and inspiring journey. Others also shared their experiences of seeking jobs and establishing themselves in the working world.

KgosatsanaLesego replied:

“'May I never forget on my best that I still need God as desperately as I did on my worst' this has to be the most beautiful thing I’ve read all week❤️."

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Shannyybelle commented:

"This was me. I started a job in December, and when I got paid that month I bought a fridge, when I got my second salary in Jan I bought a bed, it was hard but everything works out for the best."

Portia replied:

"Matthew 7:7. You definitely living in answered prayers! Congratulations mama♥️!!!"

Zinhle2.0 commented:

"Slide 2-3 represents what I’m currently going through ."

Nelisiweeee replied:

"Life after uni is not easy. I’m currently within this journey.❤️I’m proud you sis, what God has ordained will always work out!"

Luthando_M❤️ wrote:

"This was me last year spent a month sleeping on the floor and 9 months without a fridge God showed up, my internship was ending end of Jan and beginning of Dec they offered me a PERMANENT position."

Mo commented:

"This is motivation enough. been getting one rejection letter after another! Congratulations Tenfold ♥️."

Woman celebrates landing a job at Capitec

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Briefly News previously reported another similar story on a woman who celebrated landing a job at Capitec.

@pamzikha shared the good news on her TikTok account, sharing the video showing the journey to landing the Capitec champion position.

The woman applied for the job and completed assessments, reference checks, and fingerprint verification.

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Source: Briefly News

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za