Women gets job offer in 3 days after being fired, netizen shocked

• A woman was fired from a company she was working for.
• She was fortunate enough to obtain a job offer three days later.
• The initial tweet has been watched over 6.6 million times.

Women gets a job offer 3 days after being fired. A wave of layoffs that affected thousands of employees worldwide last year appears to be continuing into 2023. Not only startups and mid-sized businesses, but even tech behemoths, are laying off workers for a variety of reasons. During this time, a woman was fired from a company she was working for, but she was fortunate enough to obtain a job offer three days later. She proceeded to social media to share her story, which pleased many people.

BabyCourtfits, a Twitter user, revealed her remarkable tale on the platform. “Life update: I was fired on Tuesday. On Friday I got a job offer that pays me 50% more, WFH option, and more PTO,” she wrote on Twitter. She added, “This is a reminder to always back yourself. Never let the opinions of others make you question who you are or should be (I’m saying this after letting myself wallow in self pity for several days).”

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Take a look at the tweet

This is a reminder to always back yourself. Never let the opinions of others make you question who you are or should be. (I’m saying this after letting myself wallow in self pity for several days)

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— babyCourtfits (@2020LawGrad) January 29, 2023

The initial tweet has been watched over 6.6 million times since it was shared a day ago, and the numbers are still growing. Many people have expressed their opinions in the comments area as a result of the share.

Here’s how people reacted

“Absolutely needed to read this. Had a phone call with the boss Friday and their words keep replaying in my head. I’m not staying, there was a better way to handle the situation in my opinion, and it’s clear I need a more supportive boss who has time to train me. Congrats!!!” wrote a Twitter user. “Truth. I was fired when I was 30 (20 years ago). Thought it was the end of my career and I questioned my worth. After various jobs in the same profession, I ended up now having a great job in the same profession and tripling my pay since then,” commented another. “I’m so so happy for you!!” posted a third. “Sometimes, good things fall apart so better things can come together. Congratulations,” expressed a fourth. “So then…you weren’t fired, you were promoted!! #boom,” shared a fifth.