Grandma Applied For IT Job | @DramatizeMe

A woman, over the age of 50, landed a job interview with an American IT company. However, upon her arrival, she was greeted by a rude boss who treated her quite poorly. Later on, she learned the CEO was her own grandson and that he didn't want his grandmother working with him. Despite his disapproval, the woman proved that she was more than qualified for the job during a test task. Eventually, HR convinced her to take a look at one of the products they've been working on, which could stop the company from losing its funding. The question is: was the woman able to save their business?

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[DramatizeMe]

Have you ever been underestimated because of your age or appearance? If so, how did you handle it?

[jagna]

My mother-in-law is almost 80 but she is really good in IT . For many years she worked like professional programmer so for her new technologies are quite easy to understand

[rangarajanable]

I had a colleague who was 72+ yo 3 years back. He was a C++ developer and learnt Java quickly. He switched off over to another org after getting Salesforce certification. He was fantastic.

[SoulReaper]

I love a grandmother & grandson relationship good one.

[i.svet.v.]

I am so glad. These two were mistaken, but the changed and grew up. Everyone has a right to be weak, but it's so great when people become stronger accepting new sides of the life!

[ronaldbelderolsr]

Episode almost made me cry. Beautiful story!!!

[rishabhchatterjee]

Richard's grandmother was so amazing. Learning indeed is not restricted to any age but she becoming a data engineer at that age was commendable. Richard should be proud of such a talented grandma who saved his start-up 🚕

[Laquonjofficial]

This story was touching❤️ I wish I could get more time with my grandma, but she passed on 12 years 💔😢 Those of you who still got grandmothers cherish every moment with them!❤️

[charminbutterfly]

Always cherish your loved ones ❤️
Tomorrow is never promised.

[dallasyap]

A grandma that takes data engineering courses just to be closer with her grandson and is able to solve such a complex problem where others have failed. That's like the best grandma a dude can ask for.

[Sphumeze]

His Grandmother is amazing. Thanks again! .
The grandson is awful, you can't treat your grandmother like this

[emprezgaza]

This woman's eyes are just so beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[Ukrainian-woman-of-your-dreams]

It is rare but amazing to see a collaboration between a grandmother and her grandson.

I am glad that he and his associate were able to look past her appearance and focus more on her skills and characteristics.

[Yvonne-xmcn]

There you go again. You never fail to keep me on the edge of my seat. Keep it up.

[arnettarevels]

I’m in my 70’s and I love working. Over 45 years of administration work I’ve been able to even teach the young admins

[phoenixcapricorn]

I admire the woman’s knowledge of data engineer. Happy for her 🎉🎉

[sonampatra]

Nice one!! I was pissed off with the grandson's initial behavior

[tintswalolettie]

Skill is a skill no matter how old is the person ❤️💯

[georgenenaymik]

Perfect blend of characters. Each played their part beautifully. Most impressive was the investor, who is usually the villain. He successfully broke from typecasting.

[Kate-soqe]

Thank you, DramatizeMe! Grandma is gorgeous!!!! ❤❤❤