Man tweets how landlord asked for his LinkedIn profile | Trending

There is no question that finding a home for rent, especially in the metropolitan areas of India, comes with many hurdles. Landlords ask about various things before deciding to rent out their homes. However, what Twitter user Goutham could not have imagined is that one such homeowner in Bengaluru would ask for his LinkedIn profile. He shared his experiences and his relatable post has caused quite a stir on Tweeple.

“Day 12 of house hunting in Indiranagar,” Twitter user Goutham wrote when sharing a screenshot of a WhatsApp conversation. The picture shows how he was asked to share his LinkedIn profile.

While replying to his own post, he shared a conversation with another person asking him to share “a little account” about himself.

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Since it was published, the tweet has received nearly 1.5,000 views on the LinkedIn profile, and the numbers are still growing. In addition, the stock has received almost 900 likes. People have posted various comments while reacting to the video. Some also asked if he managed to get a house for rent after submitting his profile.

Here’s how Twitter users reacted:

“After you receive your profile and write. Er: We’ll get back to you,” joked one Twitter user. To which Goutham replied: “Successfully rejected in the first round.” Another person added: “Lmao, luckily he didn’t ask for the CV.” A third commented: “It happens quite often in Bengaluru, I know a few mine Friends who are willing to pay a good amount for the rent, but they are asked a lot of questions and then the rent is offered again with an increase in price. Still looking for a house.” A fourth wrote: “Lol! The same happened to me. You did a proper job interview (HR round).” Responding to the comment, Goutham replied, “In Bengaluru, after you crack the job interview, you must also crack the home interview!”