Parag Agarwal was seen ordering coffee in London.

Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal attended several business events in London last week.

During that time, Aggarwal also gave time to serve coffee to the employees. 

Agarwal was seen taking a coffee order at the social media giant's London office.

Twitter's managing director Dara Nassar was also on duty in the UK.

Twitter Chief Financial Officer Ned Segal served cookies with coffee.

,

week @TwitterUK with @paraga and @nedsegal in town serving ️ ????

and chats pic.twitter.com/ribEW7MLMY

— Rebecca (@RebeccaW) July 1, 2022

Your CEO could never… @paraga and @DaraNasr taking coffee orders from Twitter London… ️#LoveWhereYouWork ️ pic.twitter.com/p6ci0pFbkv

— moni ????????

(@moni_natasha) June 29, 2022

A stand-up comedy show was also among the events organized during Agarwal's visit to Britain. 

Then a stand-up comedy show* with @DaraNasr and a framed @paraga emoji.

Obvs.

*London Tea Time pic.twitter.com/YLATiStvid

— Rebecca (@RebeccaW) July 1, 2022

Agarwal was made the company's CEO in November 2021 after Twitter founder Jack Dorsey left the firm.  

In May 2022, Agarwal sacked two very famous employees.

These included consumer products chief Kyvan Becpour and revenue chief Bruce Falk.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk addressed Twitter employees in a meeting a few weeks ago.

Musk was to buy the social media company for $44 billion.

According to Musk, he wants Twitter to develop into a super app similar to WeChat in China.

However, Elon Musk said a month ago that his $44 billion offer would not go ahead until Twitter Inc showed evidence that spambot accounts accounted for less than 5% of its total users.

Also, Musk had indicated that he would like to pay less for the company.

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