Noida Man’s LinkedIn Title “Assistant to My Wife” Becomes Viral Hit — And Everyone’s Loving It
Noida Man’s LinkedIn Title “Assistant to My Wife” Becomes Viral Hit — And Everyone’s Loving It
Husbands everywhere might quietly relate to this sometimes, the real boss at home isn’t the one with the fancy job title. Taking this to heart (and LinkedIn), a Noida man has hilariously labeled his profession as “Assistant to my wife,” turning heads and tickling funny bones across the internet. Anil Baveja, who once held senior roles in major automobile firms like Honda Cars India, decided to swap typical corporate jargon for this playful title starting August 2023. His resume boasts over 16 years at Honda, rising to Operating Head of Marketing & Strategy, and later, a General Manager position at another car company. But his current “job” on LinkedIn speaks volumes with humor and honesty about the realities of married life.
When a screenshot of his profile popped up on Reddit, the reaction was immediate and overwhelmingly positive. One user gushed, “This dude is living my dream job. If he’s a lunatic, I must be too. And honestly, if he is looking for work, it’ll probably make someone laugh instead of questioning a blank spot on his timeline. I tell my wife at least once a month I’ll quit and be a stay-at-home husband and dad. In all reality, it’s one of the reasons I save aggressively so I can retire early and just work on our house all day.”
Others chimed in with affection and wit: “Not a lunatic, a legend,” said one admirer. Another simply appreciated the candor: “We like an honest man!” And some husbands found comfort in shared experience—“Aww. This is my husband’s job too. The only issue is that the performance reviews can be a bit awkward,” joked a Reddit user.
One commenter summed it up perfectly: “That’s the sanest man I’ve seen in this sub.”
Assistant to my wife..
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In a professional world often obsessed with grand titles and achievements, Anil Baveja’s candid “Assistant to my wife” tag is a charming reminder that sometimes, the best job descriptions are the ones that keep things real—and make us laugh.
