Young woman celebrates as she joins Google, social media reacts

- A young woman, Diksha Thakur, has celebrated on social media after getting employed by Google

- Diksha, who shared the good news on her LinkedIn page, said she joined Google as a software engineer

- Well-wishers flooded the comment section of the young woman's post to congratulate her

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A young woman identified as Diksha Thakur has taken to social media to celebrate her win after she got employed by Google as a software engineer.

Making the disclosure on LinkedIn, Diksha expressed gratitude to her recruiter, Trevor Whately, for supporting her through the hiring process.

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In her words:

"Dreams do come true!

"I am excited to share that I have joined Google as Software Engineer. I am thankful to my recruiter Trevor Whately for supporting me through the hiring process.

"I also want to take this opportunity to thank my team at Lyft for a year full of learning. Here's to making a positive impact and to being a Noogler!"

LinkedIn users took to the comment section to congratulate the young woman.

Mannu Kundu wrote:

"Congratulations Bhai."

Shani Singh commented:

"Congrats Diksha Thakur."

Ashutosh Kumar Jha said:

"Congrats for having a new professional environment in your life."

Shani Singh wrote:

"Congrats Diksha Thakur."

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In a previous report, a Nigerian lady was in a joyous mood after her dream for months finally saw the light of the day.

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The lady identified as Moses Queen graduated with first class honours in chemical engineering in 2018 and completed her NYSC in 2020 but couldn't land a job.

In her Linkedln post highlighting her journey to securing this job, she said her job-hunting experience wasn't a palatable one.

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Source: Legit.ng