Dad Who Devoted 15 Years to Raising His Kids Gets Instant Job After 10mins of Interview
- A talent acquisition specialist shared the story of a recent interview she conducted and the hiring process that followed
- According to Koyu Wenty, the man they interviewed spent 15 years taking care of his family and didn't have a paying job
- She revealed that the unnamed individual's story left the entire hiring team in tears and they offered him a job in less than 10 minutes
Koyu Wenty from Southwest Airlines shared a heartwarming post on LinkedIn about a person she recently interviewed. According to Wenty, the man has not worked since 2007. She revealed that his unpaid and unofficial job titles at that time were quite intense.
He was devoted
The man is a dad, caretaker, driver, chef, and virtual teacher. Koyu shared that the unnamed individual decided to choose his family over a career. Within 10 minutes from the commencement of the interview, they offered him a job.
Source: Facebook
Wenty shared that the team of people interviewing him were in tears and wanted him to join their company. She concluded her post with:
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"Know your heart so you can see it in others."
The post on the employment-oriented online service gained over 30,000 reactions from other users who were truly inspired by the post.
LinkedIn users are inspired by the man's selfless act of being there for his family
Anjul Arora said:
"This is truly inspiring! Way to go. However, the irony is that few of the people who have liked this post do not believe in this concept in the first place! We need more people like you."
Valarie Odle shared:
"So great to see the support for stay at home parents returning to the "paying" workforce. It is definitely a struggle I have been dealing with trying to get back in after years at home. Congrats to your new hire!"
Muhammad Shahzad simply wrote:
"Really nice."
L. Fernand B. added:
"Good job mam!! Empathy is the real value and you got it!!"
Man quit job, moved to UK
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Collins Owusu Sarfo, a young Ghanaian man shared some of the regrets he has encountered since he moved to the United Kingdom.
Collins shared that he used to make about Ghc16,000 (N1,076,255) to Ghc20,000 (N1,345,319) per month working with Somovision and his friends were surprised when they learnt he had left the job to move abroad.
Collins revealed that he regretted the decision he made when he got to the United Kingdom because his perception about life abroad was different from what he was experiencing.
Source: Legit.ng
