Over the years, several CEOs have adopted unconventional methods to gain a deeper understanding of their businesses by experiencing the roles of their employees. Deepinder Goyal, the co-founder and CEO of Zomato also hopped into the trend with his wife Grecia Munoz. He recently wore his company’s uniform and took to the streets on a bike to deliver food in Gurgaon, accompanied by his wife.
“Went out to deliver orders a couple of days ago, teaming up with,” he shared on Instagram, tagging his wife, who has recently changed her name to Gia Goyal. The post featured a series of photos showing the couple in action. One photo captures them riding a bike, while another shows them checking a mobile phone, likely trying to locate a delivery address. Additional images depict them interacting with customers.
Take a look at the pictures he shared online:
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The post has generated a range of reactions. While many praised Deepinder Goyal and Grecia Munoz, others criticized the initiative.
“We were super stoked to see you at the Alamode office. Huge respect for your work and the entrepreneur you are!” commented one Instagram user. Another remarked, “Hope you’ll be able to see the pain of the delivery persons and would resolve their problems and make their lives easier.”
A third user stated, “Wow! This is amazing,” while a fourth noted, “Nice marketing.”
Deepinder Goyal co-founded Zomato in 2008, and his current net worth is estimated at $1.7 billion, according to Forbes. He married Grecia Munoz, a former Mexican model, earlier this year.
