What an example of humility! Twitter CEO seen serving coffee to employees at London office

New Delhi: Photos of Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal giving coffee to employees went viral on social media recently. As per a report, Agrawal was in London last week for a series of business meetings when the incident occurred. While Agrawal served coffee at Twitter's London offices, Ned Segal, the company's chief finance officer, served cookies. Dara Nasar, the managing director of Twitter in the United Kingdom, was also present. Who doesn't admire a CEO who can also make a good cup of coffee?

Your CEO could never… @paraga and @DaraNasr taking coffee orders from Twitter London… #LoveWhereYouWork pic.twitter.com/p6ci0pFbkv — moni  (@moni_natasha) June 29, 2022

 week @TwitterUK with @paraga and @nedsegal in town serving  and chats pic.twitter.com/ribEW7MLMY — Rebecca (@RebeccaW) July 1, 2022

 A breakfast to remember!
The chance to share breakfast with our awesome CEO @paraga and a group of diverse Tweeps with brilliant backgrounds. (And nobody spilled food on themselves which was the main KPI). #LoveWhereYouWork pic.twitter.com/iOMez6lgQW — anna ryan (@tellmestories) July 1, 2022

During Agrawal's visit to the UK, there was also a stand-up comedy show.

Thank you to all the tweeps who made this past week in @TwitterUK and @TwitterDublin so energizing.

And thank goodness @DaraNasr is so funny! https://t.co/fhUr9uXnFJ — Parag Agrawal (@paraga) July 3, 2022

The meeting takes place as Elon Musk's Twitter deal remains in the spotlight. In May, Agrawal detailed the recent leadership changes on the microblogging site's team and stated that the transaction with Elon Musk will still go through. In a lengthy Twitter conversation, Agrawal stated that a lot had happened in the company in recent weeks and that, while he had not yet spoken publicly about it, he would do so now. Parag Agrawal's lengthy thread came shortly after he fired two top Twitter executives, and Elon Musk announced that the Twitter takeover proposal had been placed on hold.

"A lot has happened in the last few weeks. "I've been focused on the company and haven't said much publicly during this time, but I will now," Agrawal said in a tweet, adding, "We announced changes to our leadership team and operations yesterday. Changes impacting people are always difficult. And some have been asking why a "lame-duck" CEO would make these changes if we're going to be acquired anyway. The short answer is very simple."

While he expected the $44 billion Twitter transaction with Elon Musk to be completed, he stressed the team needed to be prepared for any situation.