Undeniably the massage brings relief to the human body in a complete method but a video of a topless massage during a vital management meeting was supposedly not gone well. The video was reportedly ejected afterwards. Everyone was surprised by the boss who did not sport any piece of cloth on his upper body while being pleased with the soothing massage during the meeting.
Was he so stressed that he forgot to put on some clothes and continued to enjoy very spiritual sustenance from the massage on the flight? He presumably forgot roughly all about every other aspect of his getup. He was hung up on a tight schedule but the delicate part of his peculiar attitude was staring at a not-feel-good video. It was surely not taken up finely thereby breaching a sense of decency. Describing as clumsy it received a media gaze across the world in a different way on the etiquette parameter.
AirAsia boss has certainly faced a backlash for posting a picture of himself receiving a topless massage during a management meeting, which has since been reportedly deleted. He jotted down that it had been a “stressful week”, adding: “Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture that I can have a massage and do a management meeting.”
His photo has been roundly criticised across social media, with some users describing it as “unprofessional”, as well as “inappropriate and absurd”, BBC News reported. However, one user added that he should be setting an example of good work ethics and culture, not flaunting his body and privilege. While another expressed: “Some CEOs need to stay off LinkedIn.” Others were less vicious as one joked that Fernandes’s unusual office etiquette was how “working from home” should be. He remains prolific on social media.