Photo: LinkedIn/Alexander Cohen
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- Alexander Cohen cooks chicken in a coffee machine.
- He told LinkedIn users that it’s the little things that help you get promoted at work.
- Netizens were shocked, but some shared similar experiences.
LinkedIn has become a popular medium for professionals to share career information and network with people in the same field. It has also become a space where people share motivational stories and advice to help each other navigate their careers. A man took to the social forum to share how he saved some money for his company during a business trip by cooking in his hotel room.
The man further added, “Although my company allows me to spend on dinner while traveling, I wanted to save money because I know every dollar counts in the P&L.” He went on to say that these hacks could help him get a promotion. “It’s the little things that get you promoted,” he wrote.
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The man also shared a screenshot on Twitter, saying it was his “best” LinkedIn post ever. Cohen’s post has caught the attention of many people. It garnered over 82,600 likes and thousands of retweets. “I went through this too. I traveled for work and decided to make an iron barbecue to save money for the company I work for,” wrote one. Another said: “It’s worth a bit even if the boiler is out of order.”
A third person said, “Oh my god!”
