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A viral LinkedIn Post has a case of wrong identity in Singapore.
Jenny Hujik claimed that she met former DBS CEO Piyush Gupta in Bali.
Gupta clarified the post that the person was not to him, many surprised.
A viral linkeded post has turned into a cheerful case of incorrect identity. Jenny Hujik, founder of Singapore and former DBS Bank employee claimed that she met Piyush Gupta, former CEO of the bank at a Bali Cafe. He shared a long note and photo praising his humility and appearance. However, Gupta himself commented on the post, saying, “Sorry to make you disillusion. It’s not me!” The Post, who had obtained traction before Gupta’s comment, quickly went viral on LinkedIn and X.
Hujik, who worked with DBS Bank From 2014 to 2015, as a senior service executive, it was influenced by a stranger for Gupta. Even he praised the attraction and conversation skills of Dopelganger, saying that he was “right on your attraction and said all the right things.”
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This incident has specially discussed online among bankers, many people called it “The Post of the Year”. Gupta’s comments led to more than 5000 likes, users praised the unexpected turn. Mix-up has left the neti in stitches, with some joke it is directly out of a play series.
“If it is an honest coincidence – wow. If it was a planned linked -in strategy – 10x wow,” a user commented.
“There is a spectrum between a spectrum and comedy. This post is somewhere in the middle,” another user wrote.
“LinkedIn is fun nowadays than Facebook,” a third user commented.