Meet Zomato delivery agents, who turn food orders into job opportunities, requests to be popular

Zomato delivery agents’ creative attempts to find marketing internships have attracted many attention on LinkedIn. It all started when a customer who ordered food at a late-stage job shared a photo of a handwritten notes that came with their delivery. This description was written by the delivery partner himself.

The short message read: “I am a college student looking for a summer internship in marketing (not sales). Please contact me. 6261724837 (the only WhatsApp).” On the back of the same paper, he even apologized for his handwriting, calling it “terrible.”

This thoughtful and brave gesture was shared on LinkedIn by an employee of tech company Shopflo. The user was deeply moved and wrote, “That note hit me. In the hustle and bustle of delivery, this person can still reach out, handwritten, bold and hopeful.”

The most notable thing is the clear message from the delivery partner: He specializes in looking for marketing internships, not just any job or sales role. Many LinkedIn users praised his clarity and courage to ask what he really wanted.

This post reminds people that opportunities are not always sourced through resumes or formal work portals. Sometimes they are smeared on paper between food orders. The user who shared the note ended the post with warm words: “I really hope this note will find the right eye.”

After the post spread, many LinkedIn users commented on support for young students. “Stories like this show how creative hustle and bustle make everything different,” one user wrote. Another said working on Zomato itself is marketing in action.

Some even point out that by understanding how food works, agents are already learning valuable real-world skills. One college student commented: “Term a great respect for delivery partners being bold and creative!”

This story reminds you that even with handwritten notes, it can bring small opportunities and can lead to big things.