I have shared brief greetings and event-related posts, including a Christmas greeting, a Ganesh Chaturthi post, and promotion for a virtual job fest in India.
On 2019-12-25 at 08:33 UTC, I posted “Merry Christmas.”
On 2020-08-22 at 06:36 UTC, I shared a Ganesh Chaturthi post with #ganeshchaturthi, #ganesha, and #awign, followed by “Awign.” The post gave no further context about Awign.
On 2020-11-06 at 05:13 UTC, I promoted what I called “India's first, biggest virtual job fest!” and wrote “Stay Tuned.” The post associated the promotion with jobs, hiring, internships, remote work, careers, startups, gig work, and Awign, but did not specify the event's organizer, date, platform, or opportunities.
Later on 2020-11-06, at 15:04 UTC, I promoted the virtual job fest as offering 30,000 jobs over 10 days and described it as India's first and biggest. I named YourStory Media as the official media partner. The post did not explain how the job count or “first, biggest” claim was measured, or provide event dates, participation instructions, or outcome data.
I have a captured post dated 2024-07-22 07:34 UTC that says “Please do visit. If you get” and mentions Awign with #Awign, #HRTech, #productivity, and #efficieny. The invitation is incomplete in the capture, and it does not identify who authored the post or explain what the visit was for.
On 2026-09-25 07:47 UTC, I shared a LinkedIn short URL and wrote, “See you on October 10-11 at Awign HQ.” The post does not identify the event or specify which year October 10-11 refers to.