Man Uses Swiggy Support Chat To Follow Up On Job Application: ‘I’ll Switch To Zomato If They Don’t Answer’

A man decided to file a regular complaint about a Swiggy order at first. But he decided to take things into a different level after he used the food delivery’s support chat to follow up on his pending job application. What made the conversation even more funny was that he even threatened to stop ordering from Swiggy if he did not get an interview.

A screenshot of the unusual exchange was shared on X by Ojas Sharma, which showed that he first messaged Swiggy Cares account about an issue with his order. However, instead of discussing the problem with delivery or food, he quickly switched gears and brought up his application for an SDE (Software Development Engineer) role at Swiggy.

Man Complaints About His Job Application Instead Of Food “Hi I have

a problem with my order,” he wrote at first, which led Swiggy to reply, “Ojas, we always want our customers to have a seamless experience. Kindly elaborate on your issue so that we can assist you accordingly.”

The next message that Ojas sent to Swiggy said, “I applied for an SDE role at Swiggy and haven’t heard back from them yet. If you guys don’t take my interview, I’m never ordering from Swiggy/Instamart again.” But the man did not stop there. To make his case, he highlighted how much money he had already spent on the company’s services.

“Job Hunting Final Boss”
“Till date: My Swiggy orders: ₹1.5L. My Instamart orders: ₹50K. That’s ₹2L in total,” he wrote and concluded that message by telling the company that it would be their loss if he did not get an interview. “So I guess it’s your loss if I don’t even get an interview,” he wrote with a laughing face emoji.

“Job Hunting Final Boss,” he mentioned in the caption. “I will switch to Zomato if they do not answer!”

Internet Calls It A “Boss Move”
The exchange has amused social media users, with the screenshot being shared as an example of an unusually creative approach to job hunting.

Job Hunting Final Boss.

I will switch to Zomato if they do not answer! pic.twitter.com/e3PPxE0xk0

— Ojas Sharma (@OjasSharma276) September 16, 2026

“Final step, genius,” said a user.

“The silent treatment from recruiters feels exactly like fighting a boss with infinite health,” another wrote.

An individual called it “boss move.”

“LMFAOOO. Can’t be real bruh,” mentioned someone else.

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