Someone bends ethics, breaks legal job contracts, and somehow ends up being called a hero, a hustler.
Meet Soham Parekh.


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He’s getting famous on the internet – not for innovation, not for social impact – but for breaking work ethics.

Podcasts invite him.
People clap.
“Bro is a legend. 10 jobs at once!” 💼

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But pause. And think.

When you join a company, it’s a mutual agreement.

You work only for them. Why?

Because true focus can’t be split 10 ways.

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How do you give creativity, energy, or integrity to each job?

How do you protect company secrets?

You don’t. You just collect salaries.

5/10


And yet…
People cheer him on.

Not because they admire him.
But because many wanted to do the same.
Just never had the guts.

Now they live through him.

8/10



And just like that…

Sympathy flows.
“Poor guy...”
“Hustler vibes…”

No questions asked.
No accountability.

7/10



So what did he really do?

He took salaries from 10 companies.
Delivered at none.

Then came the emotional excuse:

“I was in a bad financial state.”
“I don’t share my problems.”

6/10


Let’s be real.

Getting 10 jobs isn’t hard.

Doing even one job really well?
That’s rare.

Founders said: “There was no performance. That’s why we let him go.”