‘Greatest Privilege’: Indian man’s tweet wins hearts after being discharged from Twitter

Elon Musk, who recently sacked former Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal, has no intention of stopping there. He has since defended his decision to sack about 50% of the company’s employees. More employees seem to be at risk of either losing their jobs or have already lost them. Yash Agarwal, 25, is one of those who were sacked after Musk took over. He certainly wasn’t one of those people who would be distraught after losing his job.

Yash Aggarwal shared a photo of himself on social media and informed his friends and followers about his termination. Yash told his position on Twitter India and South Asia as a Public Policy Associate at LinkedIn. But despite losing his job, he was not devastated. Instead, he seems to have enjoyed his time working with the organization. He uploaded a delightful picture of himself holding two pillows bearing the Twitter logo.

“Just got off Twitter. Bird App, it was an absolute honour, the greatest privilege ever to be part of this team, this culture,” wrote Yash in a post that he shared on his LinkedIn and Twitter with the hashtags ‘Love Where You Worked’ and ‘Love Twitter’.

With over 45,000 likes and over 3,000 retweets, the post has garnered widespread attention. Yash’s post is trending on social media due to various reasons. His optimism was recognized by the Internet, who encouraged him with his kind words.

One user said, “What a way to get out – with dignity and light-hearted humour. Congratulations on your tenure with Twitter and best wishes for everything to come.”

“Man, the way he keeps his cool. More power and positivity to you,” said another user.

A third user wrote, “He just got separated but look at the attitude! You are a victorious young man!!”

When the company announced in an email that layoffs would begin on Friday, nearly half of Twitter’s 7,500 employees queued up for job losses. The micro-blogging site is said to be losing more than $4 million every day.

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