“Nothing Beats the Feeling”: Aircraft Engineer Raves About Disappointing Naysayers
- A qualified aircraft maintenance engineer happily shared that she disappointed those who doubted her
- The young engineer posted a video of herself at work in what is considered to be a male-dominated industry
- Local social media users congratulated the professional and shared words of encouragement and positivity
Many people still doubt women who choose to enter traditionally male-dominated fields, questioning their abilities and commitment. However, one trailblazing woman in engineering proudly celebrated proving her naysayers wrong.
The haters can't hate anymore
Qualified aircraft maintenance engineer @kgothat.so uploaded a video on her TikTok account proudly disproving those who doubted her about her job.
The young professional, who also posted a video documenting her busy day at CemAir, wrote in her caption:
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"Nothing beats the feeling of disappointing all the people who didn't believe in you!"
Watch the video below:
Online users support aircraft engineer
After watching the young woman's video, a few members of the online community shared their positive messages in the comment section.
@txavi230 wrote under the viral post:
"It's nice to see such achievements on our black sisters."
@mmatshephomoela said to the qualified engineer:
"I'm very proud of you, my queen."
@fikile_sithole exclaimed after seeing the inspirational post:
"This is beautiful to watch!"
In awe, @im.lala26 shared in the comments:
"Wow, beautiful. Dominate them, babe."
An impressed @seanwax wrote to @kgothat.so:
"She knows what she wants in life. Not a boyfriend allowance. Work hard, sister. Your family must be proud."
@papathato2 added with love:
"I'm proud of you, and yet I don't know you. I wish you all the best in your career and life. Prosper and grow, and wake up with a smile. You've earned it."
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