Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal offered a job to a Bengaluru-based user, Bhanu, after he provided valuable feedback on the company's new 'Food Rescue' feature aimed at reducing food waste.

News: Zomato's "Food Rescue" initiative is a strategic move that can benefit the company financially. While customers who cancel orders can lose their original payments (based on their payment method),

The feature aims to reduce food waste by redirecting cancelled food orders to nearby customers. Goyal shared the update on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, presenting it as a win for both customers and the environment.

Zomato recently launched a new feature, 'Food Rescue', which will allow customers to buy cancelled food orders at a discounted rate.

Impressed with these insights, Goyal responded directly to Bhanu’s post, confirming that these suggestions, among others, had already been incorporated into the feature. Praising Bhanu’s 'good thinking,

After a Bengaluru resident shared suggestions on Zomato's 'Food Rescue' feature, CEO Deepinder Goyal invited him to apply for a job.