If you regularly use social media, you may have seen many Google or Amazon employees sharing mini-vlogs of life in their offices. With incredible interiors and tons of food, these videos definitely make it seem exciting to work at these companies. Another such recent video is doing the rounds on Instagram, which documents life at LinkedIn’s Bengaluru office. LinkedIn employee and digital creator, Raunak Ramteke, documented his three-day visit to the Bengaluru branch, giving a glimpse of many elements of the company, including its passion for food.
Among many interesting things, one unique thing that caught our attention was the names of the meeting rooms. The digital creator revealed that some of the rooms in the office are named after Indian sweets like ‘Gulab Jamun’ and ‘Kaju Katli’. Along with delicious food titles, LinkedIn Bengaluru office also serves some delicious food in its cafeteria.
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During his three days at the Bengaluru office, Ramteke ate idli, sambar and chutney for breakfast, which tasted “amazing”, and also had an omelette. For lunch, he ate a delicious looking bowl of food filled with rice and gravy, along with a plate of salad. A look at the table also shows other food options like thali and milkshakes. For evening snack, he had Vegetable Corn-Grilled Sandwich with a nice cup of Cappuccino. The barista also created a special LinkedIn-branded coffee with the logo on top using chocolate powder.
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The video attracted many interesting comments:
One Instagram user wrote, “Want to be in a room with Gulab Jamun.” Another said, “They even have hostel mess style plates here.”
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One wrote: “Such a stylish office, fancy.” One impressed viewer said, “Wow, you can play games in here, love this office.”
What do you think about LinkedIn Bengaluru office? Share your views in the comments section.
