Curvy Young Lady Resigns From Company After Months of Unpaid Salaries, Becomes an Entrepreneur
- A local woman has headed online to share her many struggles with the working world
- The young lady resigned from her previous job after not getting paid, only to face even more demanding challenges in the world of entrepreneurship
- Today, the businesswoman shares that not over-sharing her ideas is the biggest secret to her newfound career success
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A local woman has headed online to detail the many struggles which she experienced not only with #employedlife, but the challenges she came to face as a new business owner.
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Heading online, @moshibudi_ says she endured not getting paid at her old job for exactly two months. Soon, the young lady realised she'd have to make ends meet on her own terms and left her shady employer.
The lady became her own boss
She captioned one post in part:
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"26th March 2020 my ex boss said, 'Ofentse I don’t think I can pay you, last in, first out. If it happens that I can’t pay you, how will you pay your rent?' I told her, that’s up to God, He will make a way."
The young lady says she shared her plans to start a small business with her roommate who was completely unsupportive. Instead, the roommate encouraged her to start selling 'bums' for extra cash and even went behind her friend's back to plan a small business of her own.
"When I started my business she never supported me, she always said I’m gonna buy, instead she wanted to start hers with my help. Things changed for the worst! We’d go weeks without speaking, our friendship ended."
The struggle of running a business
Soon, Ofentse's business was up and running. However, a business partner of hers had been sneaking around, stealing the company's clients. Ofentse knew she could not trust this friend anymore and learnt a big lesson about divulging all her plans, which others would definitely steal.
"I worked with a girl who sewed for me using mom’s machinery. She tried taking over my business, approached my clients on socials, I cut her off. She kept my fabrics, mom’s machines & has a whole website with my pictures. I’ve been through a lot in a year but God anointed me."
Ofentse adds that her biggest mistake was sharing all her plans with the young lady. Today she's learnt to work hard for what she wants, give people some time to earn her trust and has definitely stopped over-sharing her ideas.
Lost my job when I couldn't walk
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian man, Eromosele Ebojie, announced that after several months of trying to get a job, he had an offer with KPMG.
In a LinkedIn post on Friday, August 20, the man said that since he fell sick more than eight months ago and it affected his mobility, he has been searching for a job. Many people were thrilled by his story.
Eromosele got several rejections
He said that his former work had to let him go on health grounds. Afterwards, three companies rejected him because they reasoned he was physically unfit. Narrating his ordeal, he revealed that a company’s HR once told him:
“You should be sleeping, we don’t want your type here (referring to my current walking impediment). You won’t give a good look to our business.”
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