When a matrimonial match is sent to someone, it is either rejected or accepted. However, in a unique case, a matrimonial match was hired by the co-founder of a fintech company called Salt. Udita Paul, the co-founder of Salt, shared a conversation with her father on Twitter. The post soon went viral and garnered more than 12000 likes and 921 people retweeted it.
Ms Paul was sent a matrimonial profile by her father, however, instead of accepting or rejecting the profile, she tried to hire him based on his experience in the fintech sector. She had asked the man to share his profile and resume. Ms Paul shared the conversation with her father after her ‘experimentation with the possible groom.’
She soon posted an update regarding the same. In another Tweet, she said that the candidate asked for a salary of Rs 62 lakhs per annum with an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP). Ms Paul claimed that the company could not afford to pay the candidate. Moreover, she said that her father deleted her Jeevan Saathi (matrimonial website) profile.
Here is the conversation that she shared on Twitter,
What getting disowned from father looks like. pic.twitter.com/nZLOslDUjq
— Udita Pal 🧂 (@i_Udita) April 29, 2022
Soon Twitter began responding to her tweets,
Let us know if you still have an opening & we will apply for the perfect life partner. #WeMatchBetter 😉
— Jeevansathi.com (@Jeevansathi_com) April 29, 2022
https://twitter.com/ictfanmr/status/1520065589271678978?s=20&t=XQSYcaL_4n12qBp2Gtjs3Q
Just sent it to my daughter who is playing truant! I have now in memory about 50 boys face, family details, likes dislikes etched in brain n can easily say if a boy is already vetted or not from bharst/Ss Mattimony & https://t.co/7A1gQu1jl8! pic.twitter.com/VMhvgELdoG
— Natarajan நடરાજन (@NTanjore) April 29, 2022
Wow… Can't believe… My wife is in Recruitment, I told her see I found new data source for eligible candidates for your firm.
— Akhanda (@Akhandaaaaa) April 29, 2022
haha, years back I pitched my startup as a vendor to couple of guys I met through @Jeevansathi_com on very first meeting. I mean when I say they were the paying customers for years!!
— Saakshi (@sillysense) April 29, 2022
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References: India Times.
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