Bengaluru CEO rides scooty inside office to celebrate company's 'amazing quarter'

A CEO from Bengaluru rode a scooty through the NoBroker office before handing it to the employee who won it. He said the celebration reflected a record quarter built on teamwork across departments.Bengaluru CEO rides scooty inside office to celebrate company's 'amazing quarter' (Photos: @AmitKumarA/X)The CEO of NoBroker celebrated his company's latest milestone by riding a scooter through the office before handing it over to the employee who had earned it, saying the real achievement belonged to the team behind the company's record quarter.Amit Kumar Agarwal, Founder and CEO of NoBroker, shared the video on his X account, giving followers a glimpse of how the company's Packers & Movers team marked one of its best-performing quarters.In the video, Agarwal was seen riding a brand-new scooty through the office floor as employees lined both sides of the workspace, cheering, clapping and laughing while he made his way through the crowd with a broad smile.The celebratory atmosphere continued as staff applauded the achievement, with the scooter later being handed over to the employee who had won it as part of the company's rewards programme. Sharing the video, Agarwal joked that he had "a very important job that day. Ride a Scooty." He explained that the vehicle was one of several rewards presented to the Packers & Movers team after they delivered what he described as an exceptional quarter.The NoBroker CEO said the occasion deserved to be more than a routine prize distribution because employees had invested months of hard work, time and energy to achieve targets that initially seemed out of reach. While the scooter grabbed attention, Agarwal said "the real highlight wasn't the Scooty," but the pride and happiness shared across the office. According to him, the success was the result of multiple teams working together rather than the efforts of a single department.He explained that the sales team brought in customers, the servicing team ensured smooth customer experiences every day, and the partner management team kept operations running seamlessly behind the scenes. Remove any one of those teams, he said, and the achievement would have remained nothing more than a goal on a presentation slide instead of becoming reality.Reflecting on the celebration, Agarwal added that "the best way to say 'thank you' isn't a formal ceremony. It's showing up looking a little silly, for people who showed up brilliantly, every single day." He ended the post by clarifying that after enjoying a brief ride around the office, the scooter was handed over to its rightful winner.Watch the video here:I had a very important job that day. Ride a Scooty.Our Packers & Movers team was celebrating their amazing quarter, and while there were plenty of rewards waiting to be handed out, one reward had a little more horsepower than the rest.When people invest their time, effort pic.twitter.com/VrlZbCIdBx— Amit Kumar Agarwal (@AmitKumarA) July 21, 2026The post drew positive reactions from social media users, many of whom praised Agarwal for personally taking part in the celebration instead of simply handing over the prize on stage.Several commenters said the gesture made the event feel more personal and reflected a workplace culture where leaders celebrate alongside employees rather than from a distance.Others appreciated his emphasis on teamwork, noting that business milestones are rarely achieved by one department alone and that recognising behind-the-scenes teams is equally important.Many also remarked that small, light-hearted moments like these can boost morale far more than formal corporate ceremonies, with users saying the cheerful atmosphere in the office reflected employees who genuinely enjoyed celebrating each other's success.- EndsPublished By: Yashna TalwarPublished On: Jul 23, 2026 14:46 IST