New Delhi: The huge stir in the Twitter headquarters since Elon Musk took over the company is hitting the headlines for almost a week now. After firing top Twitter heads including former CEO Parag Agrawal and policy head Vijaya Gadde, it doesn't seem that the process is gonna slow down anytime soon. Just a day ago, company's management reportedly told its engineers and other staff to work seven days a week and twelve hours a day in order to meet the aggressive guidelines set by 'Cheif Twit'. While losing a job is a matter of disappointment and worry for most of us, 25-year-old Yash Agarwal, who also got sacked after Musk's acquisition of the microblogging site, is going viral on social media for his approach towards his termination. The latter took to Twitter and LinkedIn, and shared the news with his followers, however, instead of being upset or anguished, he instead kept a positive perspective as he cherished his time and memories with the organisation. Yash said that it was an 'absolute honour' and 'greatest privilege' for him to have worked with the company and be a part of its culture. In a pic attached with the post, he can be seen smiling towards the camera while holding two cushions with Twitter logo printed over them. Have a look: Just got laid off. Bird App, it was an absolute honour, the greatest privilege ever to be a part of this team, this culture ??#LoveWhereYouWorked #LoveTwitter pic.twitter.com/bVPQxtncIg — Yash Agarwal✨ (@yashagarwalm) November 4, 2022 The unusual post went viral on both the SM platforms for all the correct reasons, with netizens lauding Yash's positive take on the situation, showering him with praises and best wishes for his career. Check some reactions here Yashhhh ??. It’s been so lovely working with you! Thank you for all your help with building Re:Set. Onward and upward ?? — Aakanksha Tangri (@AakankshaT) November 4, 2022 You are an amazing person, yash. Twitter was lucky to have you! Please take care and know that I am here if you want to talk or anything. — Manvi Tyagi(She/her) (@ManviTyagi9) November 4, 2022 ?? you are the best, much love my dost — rasleen grover (@rasleen_grover) November 4, 2022 You helped building a brilliant platform. I am sure the loss is theirs. And I am double sure that something more amazing will be waiting for you. All the best ? — Sushil Joharapurkar ? ? (@sushiljain269) November 4, 2022 From a hobby, to habit. From source of news to income, twitter has been amazing for you. So glad you got to do this. Time for the next challenge! — sukrit arora (@sukritarora1998) November 4, 2022 Twitter's loss! You're going to go places, no matter what you choose to do next. Take care. ♥️ — Amrit Mahapatra (@_amritastic) November 4, 2022
