This lady is speaking facts. I moved to another country to start a new job. A couple of months after I arrived, the CEO gave a presentation on the state of the business. He spoke about the secured revenue for the current financial year, and the balance sheet. For whatever the reason, he conveniently avoided the topic of profit. This has been a red flag since. I was star struck when I first arrived here, but now I realize that it’s time for me to be more vigilant and aware. Something is cooking, and I’m here preparing myself in case the rug gets pulled from right under my feet.
I always say to people, do not be loyal to any employer and you should leave when things start to go wrong. You are replaceable and forgotten quickly. You and your family come first.
Was in the same situation with one of the 2 companies, when my contract ended they did not renew despite the bragging that the company was growing. Was depressed for like a week or so. Since then I only go for permanent contracts and i now choose jobs.
This company came back to me after 5 months when they were now preparing for another busy season and in that moment I had power which I gladly used to decline the short-term contract. Yes, you are right, we should never stop investing in ourselves.
@@leroynyabeze6824 Hello Leroy, yes it’s harsh out here. We, as Zimbabweans we grew up in hardship saka nyangwe zvinhu zvikaoma sei tine mweya wekushingirira kusvika pakuti we can’t figure out kuti it’s time to move on. Kuno varungu ava vane dzvene saka ukaona kuti zvinhu zvakusamira mushe wakungotsvagirwa nyaya ibva nekukurumidza. You come first
People start at different points. Some after high school, some after degree, and now, most after CTA. Depends on when you get the opportunity. I started after CTA
I appreciate your vulnerability and hope the lessons learnt make you wiser. I still am curious though as to what was so important back home that you chose to work in such a unstable economy when a better future was handed to you on a silver platter. You are so talented in your field that I feel you are worth more than your current employer is paying you. The opportunity to do your job in a different country alone gives you resume a great boost and the job opportunities after that are world wide and endless. I was just thinking of what could have been.
Thank you for the compliments. And not being rude with your question. It was both a financial and strategic decision. When the contracts came, going to London and an adjustment for cost of living, woulc make me save only a third of what i could save here. And the terms would make my CV unstable for what i really wanted to achieve. And 3rd, i really wanted to spend time with my family and friends because i know sooner or later i will leave, and for something that is not audit. It will make sense soon, when I am really ready to share those reasons in detail. Stay tuned
Fun fact, the day that the layoff waere announced was the day that I got news of my moms passing💔. That call got me so emotional as i was suppossed to go on maternity leave in Feb. I understood that i was not making any money for the company and it made financial sense for them to lay me off. What i learnt is to never be too comfortable and learn to save for rainy days as no job is safe. Thanks for the video what you said here is true.
That was such an experience neh... i am sorry for the loss of your mom dear, that is hard. Everything else we can recover from! I hope you have found your strength to get up and recover. Hugs and light ♥️♥️
Hello Maud ,you are such an inspiration, greetings!🇺🇸🇿🇼
Thank you so much👌🌸🌸
This lady is speaking facts. I moved to another country to start a new job. A couple of months after I arrived, the CEO gave a presentation on the state of the business. He spoke about the secured revenue for the current financial year, and the balance sheet. For whatever the reason, he conveniently avoided the topic of profit.
This has been a red flag since. I was star struck when I first arrived here, but now I realize that it’s time for me to be more vigilant and aware. Something is cooking, and I’m here preparing myself in case the rug gets pulled from right under my feet.
Hmmmmm. Profit is a critical indicator. You're always safe being on the side of caution! Thank you for stopping by and all the best!
I always say to people, do not be loyal to any employer and you should leave when things start to go wrong. You are replaceable and forgotten quickly. You and your family come first.
Very true
thank you for being vulnerable, sometimes the best of lessons are learnt from when we are at rock bottom
Yes yes. And it did happen that way.
Thank you so much Maud I found this video to be very helpful.
I am glad it was helpful
you articulated this very well and this resonates with many people. I loved all your points and there is a great message in each one of them
Thank you so much
Quiet insightful piece there Maud,.you spoke to me !! Preparing for "A rainy day"
Emergency fund is key
Thank you for this Maud. It is a reality ,we are replaceable to the business but not to our families
Exactly
thank you maud this is very helpful. The rainy day saving are critical and the contribution to business is a good check to go to,
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well said girl. I love your honesty. You're indeed an inspiration.
Thank you so much Rudo!
Learnt a lot from this video . Thank you so much for the wise words.
You're welcome, xx
Was in the same situation with one of the 2 companies, when my contract ended they did not renew despite the bragging that the company was growing. Was depressed for like a week or so. Since then I only go for permanent contracts and i now choose jobs.
This company came back to me after 5 months when they were now preparing for another busy season and in that moment I had power which I gladly used to decline the short-term contract. Yes, you are right, we should never stop investing in ourselves.
So sorry this happened. But I am glad you took the lessons and ran with them!
Once beaten, twice shy
You are your biggest asset and invest in yourself thats deep sha
Yes, your earning potential is your biggest asset!
Insightful. Thanks for sharing. You're your own biggest asset. That's profound.
Yes yes you're. So keep investing in it!
Investing in yourself is key.Saving for rainy days is a must ....who knows tomorrow...
Becauss rainy days will come
Very useful dear. Thanx a lot. I have learnt that I should invest in myself because I'm my biggest asset
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Here in the U.K. maZimba ane mweya wekushingirira until things go bad to the point they get sacked or ruined.
Hi Nokutenda, thanks for the comment, is it like its so harsh out there, vanhu varikushingirira like how?
@@leroynyabeze6824 Hello Leroy, yes it’s harsh out here. We, as Zimbabweans we grew up in hardship saka nyangwe zvinhu zvikaoma sei tine mweya wekushingirira kusvika pakuti we can’t figure out kuti it’s time to move on. Kuno varungu ava vane dzvene saka ukaona kuti zvinhu zvakusamira mushe wakungotsvagirwa nyaya ibva nekukurumidza. You come first
Very true, hence the increase in depression and suicides amongst our people
@@angelakwaramba9752 i get you now thanks.
Loved watching this! Well done!
Thank you so much!
Words of wisdom , thank you
You're welcome
thank you Maud. Wise words
You’re welcome
Thanks Maud, this was enlightening.
You're welcome
You are a chartered accountant indeed Maud. We CAs we plan our lives and yes it's a problem when something interrupts our plans
When all we need in the moment is to breathe and remember who we are really
My accountants kuomera kani.
3 months is even a short period have savings to survive for 6 months if you can.
That is true. Savings are important
Maud is already ringed..... 🎉🎉Congratulations.
Thanks for the honest useful content.
Thank you so much
Eye opener,thanks Maud
You're welcome
Asi Makosi kaaaa, Mwari ave nayo. Yakandiita rough. But Mwari akanaka hake nguva dzose zvaitova nechinangwa
Yes yes!!! Inini it wasn't Makosi but weeeee
Very true I like the video
Awesome advice 🙏🏾
Thank you
Hie Maud, I saw your video about your road to CA, I would like to ask that at what stage do one start articles?
People start at different points. Some after high school, some after degree, and now, most after CTA. Depends on when you get the opportunity. I started after CTA
@@CareersWithMaud okay ma'am thank you, i'm learning a lot from you♥♥
You're welcome ♥️
I appreciate your vulnerability and hope the lessons learnt make you wiser. I still am curious though as to what was so important back home that you chose to work in such a unstable economy when a better future was handed to you on a silver platter. You are so talented in your field that I feel you are worth more than your current employer is paying you. The opportunity to do your job in a different country alone gives you resume a great boost and the job opportunities after that are world wide and endless. I was just thinking of what could have been.
Thank you for the compliments. And not being rude with your question. It was both a financial and strategic decision. When the contracts came, going to London and an adjustment for cost of living, woulc make me save only a third of what i could save here. And the terms would make my CV unstable for what i really wanted to achieve. And 3rd, i really wanted to spend time with my family and friends because i know sooner or later i will leave, and for something that is not audit. It will make sense soon, when I am really ready to share those reasons in detail. Stay tuned
I happy you received my question well I was worried you would take it the wrong way. I respect your response and I look forward to the update. ❤
@@molindarosechannel3550 no worries
Very educative
Wise words, hey!
wise words
Thank you
Nuggets of wisdom. 👌🏾
Thank you so much
Thank you
You're welcome
INVEST IN YOURSELF!
Yes. Better to learn it fast and early
😂 The Zim part adds to the danger...
Where the danger is
meticulous planning, thats me as well
That is so me. Once one thing goes off course, stress reloaded
Fun fact, the day that the layoff waere announced was the day that I got news of my moms passing💔.
That call got me so emotional as i was suppossed to go on maternity leave in Feb.
I understood that i was not making any money for the company and it made financial sense for them to lay me off.
What i learnt is to never be too comfortable and learn to save for rainy days as no job is safe.
Thanks for the video what you said here is true.
That was such an experience neh... i am sorry for the loss of your mom dear, that is hard. Everything else we can recover from! I hope you have found your strength to get up and recover. Hugs and light ♥️♥️
Sapro kudzinga wizkid imimi!!
Zvowanikwa
@@CareersWithMaud haaa shuwa but mmmh ma1
Enjoyed the blessing, took the lesson 🙏. Thank God for soft landing
Invest in yourself!!
Yes sis. Don't forget to
i can relate
I hope you're well.
❤
♥️
Waita hako ndadzidza
You're welcome 🙏
I will advice you not to live your life in a structured and formal way
Some parts of ourselves, we cant run away from
Can l by any chance speak to you through email
careerswithmaud@gmail.com