A new job message lands best when it recognises more than the headline. Mention the work that got them there, why the role suits them, or the excitement you feel for their next step. You do not need a long speech; one real detail is enough.
For a close friend
"I am so happy you got the job. You have wanted something like this for such a long time, and I know how much you will bring to it. They are lucky to have you."
For a colleague
"Congratulations on the new role. It has been brilliant working with you, and I am excited to see you take this next step. You have earned it."
For a partner
"I am incredibly proud of you. I have seen the work you put in behind the scenes, and this role feels like such a good fit for you."
For a promotion
"Congratulations on the promotion. Your consistency and care have always stood out, and it is wonderful to see that recognised."
Make the message personal
Skip generic praise if you can. Add the role, something they worked through, or a small celebration plan. If you want a message built around your relationship and their news, try the congratulations helper.