Man Shares Outcome after Wearing Suit for Toilet Cleaning Job Interview in UK: "Can't Believe it"

Man Shares Outcome after Wearing Suit for Toilet Cleaning Job Interview in UK: "Can't Believe it"

  • A young Nigerian man said he dressed in a suit for his cleaning job interview in the United Kingdom
  • The Nigerian youth was in disbelief over the outcome of the interview and shared it online with his followers
  • The toilet cleaning job interview outcome got many people talking, with some sharing their experiences

An Anambra indigene who moved to the UK has shared his marvelling job hunting experience online.

The young man, identified as @third_son on TikTok, said he wore a suit for his cleaning job interview.

Young man in UK shares what happened after he rocked suit for his toilet cleaning job interview
The young man dressed in suit for the UK cleaning job interview. Photo Credit: @third_son
Source: TikTok

According to @third_son, the job requires him to wash toilets. Quite to his surprise, the Nigerian youth said he was rejected.

The unhappy job seeker played the race card as he expressed displeasure over the rejection. He wrote on TikTok:

"I still can't believe I dressed like this for a cleaning job interview which requires washing toilets and still got rejected.

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"Wetin blacks do white."
Young man wears suit for toilet cleaning job interview in UK, shares what happened
The young man dressed in a suit for his UK job interview. Photo Credit: @third_son
Source: TikTok

He shared a picture of his white shirt on black trousers with a black tie outfit, which he supposedly wore for the job interview.

Mixed reactions trailed his post, with many encouraging him not to give up.

People encourage UK job seeker

Mr_White said:

"You will get a better job my brother 🙏. Stay strong and positive."

Big VIC🇳🇬🇳🇿 said:

"Bro keep the faith, you'll get the right job for you, na so so rejection email I de get until I get 3 job offers,na me come select the one I want."

Lumis said:

"It may be a disqualifying factor sometimes because they see you are too qualified.
"Also, even though it's a cleaning job, did you look at the colour codes.
"What to clean first and last, etc."

babani661 said:

"You gave them the impression you have higher qualifications and may not stay on the job for long. So mostly they will recruit folks they believe will stay in longer. Sorry."

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walebaba05 said:

"It has nothn to do with ethnicity. your good day wld come..I worked in a kitchen washing plates, cleaning, also did labourer on site, worked in warehouse, I'm now an administrator with NHS enjoying."

Empire⚜️⚜️said:

"Bro no panic this one close🥺another one go open BELIEVE."

SOROM KELECHUKWU said:

"You know everyone need to pass this struggle of life to be able to tell a story✨. Just trust in God you will have a huge story of success to tell."

BENJAMIN🐻‍❄️ said:

"Don’t worry bro, the rejected stone will become the corner stone, you shall triumph."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man had celebrated landing a construction job in the United Kingdom.

CV format that got man job abroad

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man in the UK had posted a CV format that got him employed at one of the biggest tech firms abroad.

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On the main points needed in a good CV, the man said that extracurricular activities should be highlighted and skills required for the job you are seeking should be added.

The man added that job seekers should attach their achievements in the experience segment and also include their interests.

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Source: Legit.ng

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