Bengaluru Techie’s Creative CV for House Help Goes Viral
It’s Bengaluru again! The city never fails to captivate the audience with the strange, unexpected, and hilarious incidents that happen there over and over again. The Silicon Valley of India is home to tech workers and students who often live in rented apartments or PGs due to work or education. Ironically, the city also heard of Bengaluru is also popping up for all the right reasons. Recently, a heartwarming yet fun gesture by a Bengaluru-based techie captured social media users’ attention after he crafted a CV for
Does this gesture reflect a broader societal shift in recognizing the value of traditionally undervalued professions?
## A CV for Cook? Bengaluru Techie’s Gesture Sparking Debate
**Interviewer:** Joining us today is Alex Reed, a social media analyst who’s been closely following the trend of heartwarming acts going viral. Alex Reed, a Bengaluru techie recently created a CV for his house cook, and it’s taken the internet by storm. What are your thoughts on this gesture?
**Alex Reed:** It’s certainly a unique and eye-catching act. On one hand, it’s a light-hearted way to showcase appreciation for someone who plays a vital role in many households. It
highlights the importance of recognizing the often-unseen contributions of domestic workers.
**Interviewer:** It does seem to be gaining a lot of positive reactions. But some might see it as a little odd, even patronizing.
**Alex Reed:** Exactly. That’s where the debate arises. Some argue that it infantilizes the cook, treating them more like a dependent than a professional. Others might see it as a genuine attempt to elevate a role that’s often undervalued.
**Interviewer:** Do you think this act reflects a larger trend?
**Alex Reed:**
Perhaps. We’re seeing a growing awareness of the importance of fair treatment and recognition for all professions, regardless of their perceived social status. This could be a sign of changing attitudes towards domestic labor.
**Interviewer:** It’s definitely food for thought. Thank you for sharing your insights, Alex Reed.
