A Twitter user recently shared a creative way to get an employer’s attention. A man from Bengaluru dressed up as a Zomato delivery executive, delivered his resume in a box of pastry to startups in the city.
Peak Bengaluru Moment
A Twitter user came up with an innovative idea to get a job. A man named Aman Khandelwal decided to catch the employer’s attention by dressing up as a Zomato delivery executive. He delivered his resume in a box of pastries to several startups in Bengaluru.
Taking to his Twitter handle, Aman shared images of himself dressed up as a delivery boy and a pastry box with a message that read, “Most of the resumes end up in the trash. But mine in your belly.” In the caption, he wrote, “Dressed as a @zomato delivery boy I delivered my resume in a box of pastry. Delivered it to a bunch of startups in Bengaluru. Is this a @peakbengaluru moment?”
Dressed as a @zomato delivery boy I delivered my resume in a box of pastry.
Delivered it to a bunch of startups in Bengaluru.
Is this a @peakbengaluru moment.@zomato #resume pic.twitter.com/HOZM3TWYsE— Aman Khandelwal (@AmanKhandelwall) July 2, 2022
Aman later in another Tweet stated that he is looking for a role as a management trainee.
Thank you for all the support
Currently I am looking for a management trainee or APM role at a good organization.
Here is my linkedin profile : https://t.co/hQQi4hMmaA— Aman Khandelwal (@AmanKhandelwall) July 3, 2022
Twitter Reactions
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Hope it will surely make your belly & career in perfect shape ?
— Digital Gurukul Metaversity (@digital_gurukul) July 3, 2022
Is it just me who finds this absolutely cringe and crazy? Is it that easy to masquerade as a delivery boy from Zomato/Swiggy? Imagine the safety implications here.
— Soumya (@soumyadesign) July 3, 2022
As @warikoo says, the world doesn't need another template, it needs a rebel.
— Divye Agarwal (@Divyetweets) July 2, 2022
1) Full marks for effort but you impersonated an organization's employee. Not very ethical.
2) You copied a very old trick to project your uniqueness. Isnt it ironic?
3) If you have the right skill set and the will to stay persistent, people will follow you.
Good luck!
— Billa Mama (@badamyaaoon) July 3, 2022
the tweet is doing numbers, you should be sharing your resume here too for maximum effect…
— Sheel Mohnot (@pitdesi) July 2, 2022
i bet you were the guy in class who reminded teacher that there was homework submission pending ??
— deepak (@deepakgreat) July 3, 2022
All those "non tax paying, parent-dependent ADULTS"- strugglers who's criticizing him for copying the act or the way of act.. you peeps may have great advantages or hardworking caretakers in your lives.. stop shaming others for their struggles and their ways to keep going. ✌️
— Dr foe (@DR____FOE) July 3, 2022
A) This is more than inspired by another trend that happened in the West.
B) If I was a recruiter, I WOULD NEVER HIRE YOU! This, while creative, is an invasion of privacy, and pretty creepy. So unless it was delivered at the office I would be extremely concerned as a recruiter.— TheMightyBooper (@Themightybooper) July 4, 2022
It probably will, bcz after eating, they might need something to wipe off cake remainings on their hands and that piece of paper you sticked to it, might be used ?.
— Tejas Shekar (@tejas_shekar) July 3, 2022
Resume will end up in trash can (its a packet . They cant keep it 4 showcase ) .
Pastries looked good .— Azt (@Azt_93) July 3, 2022
Out off the box thinking, Initiative,energy. They’ll definitely have a look at the resume. ??????
— Ajesh Rajan ?? (@AjeshRajan1) July 2, 2022
I wud give him job for typically nt choosing chocolate pastry.I love pineapple pastries.
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sunday chill pill guys.— Sang Froid? (@pointofpheww) July 3, 2022
Well done! Definitely a @peakbengaluru moment! ?? But I wouldn't try this in the actual Bengaluru ?
— Ajay Puranik (@ajaypuranik) July 2, 2022
