3 Weeks after Getting Employed in UK Healthcare Sector, Lady Opens Up About What It Feels Like
- A Nigerian lady who started a job in the healthcare sector in the United Kingdom has shared her experience online
- In a now-viral post, she disclosed her job description and the tasks she was required to perform while on the job
- Social media users who came across the post on X flooded the comments section to share their opinions about her job
A Nigerian lady's experience working in the healthcare sector in the United Kingdom has been making waves online.
Her post on X garnered massive attention, with many social media users weighing in on her role, and sharing their thoughts.
Source: Twitter
Lady working in UK healthcare sector speaks
The lady, identified as @DorcasSamuell on X, revealed that she had recently started her job and was already feeling confident in her position.
She has been working in programme management for a specific project, supporting various work streams, and had been handling tasks independently.
According to her, it was only her third week on the job, but she had already begun to settle in and take ownership of her responsibilities.
Her experience caught the attention of social media users, as she expressed pride and accomplishment in her role.
In her words:
"It’s week three since I started my job in the healthcare sector in the United Kingdom, supporting various work streams within the programme management for a specific project. Today, I felt confident about my role as I carried out my tasks on my own initiative."
Source: Twitter
Reactions as lady celebrates job in UK healthcare sector
Nigerians stormed the comments section to react to the now-viral post.
Wucci said:
'Fr sounds like something an ai in training would say . Congratulations Didi."
Timilehin said:
"3 weeks in and already owning it? The imposter syndrome is shaking right now."
Chioma said:
"The best thing happened to me this morning, and I thought to share it with you all. I opened my WhatsApp to see that my assistant had sent me my task list, and at the bottom, she added a link. The message that accompanied the link was “For when your brain won’t shut up.” I was curious at this point, so I clicked the link and it led me to a Spotify playlist with some of the most relaxing songs ever. And it’s genuinely the nicest thing an employee has ever done for me. The first thing she did when I hired her newly, was add 20 minutes breaks between my meetings, so I’d always have the time to catch my breath. Now, I believe that being thoughtful is one of the most defining skills of a good assistant, and I don’t see myself settling for anything less ever. I hope she doesn’t get surprised when I start inventing new bonuses and sending gifts to her doorstep. My week is off to a really great start."
See the post below:
Nigerian lady gets hired on the spot
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a customer support specialist shared her experience of landing a remote job with a client who still wanted her services despite her initial refusal.
She attributed her success to understanding the client's pain points and tailoring her approach to address her specific needs.
Source: Legit.ng
