Viral LinkedIn Profile of Bronze Personnel Confuses Them

Kapanlagi.com - The Bronze band suddenly became a topic of conversation on social media after the LinkedIn profiles of its members went viral. Many netizens were surprised to learn that Maul, Ildo, and Adam had previously had impressive careers in the corporate world before deciding to focus on music.

In response to the intense discussion, Maul expressed his confusion. He did not expect the public's attention to be on their work backgrounds rather than the music they have produced.

"It's a bit confusing why this became so viral. Because usually what gets discussed is the songs or performances. This is the first time we are experiencing a situation where our backgrounds are being talked about. So it's like, 'huh, why is it like this?'" said Maul when met in the Fatmawati area of South Jakarta recently.

1. Office Work as a Phase of Life

Bronze Band on stage © KapanLagi.com/Adrian Utama Putra

According to Maul, the experience of working in a company is just one phase of life that they have gone through. Therefore, he feels there is nothing special to discuss. Ildo agrees. He believes there are still many people with a much better career track record than theirs.

"Many people's LinkedIn profiles are much better, cooler, more impressive," said Ildo.

2. Not an Instant Journey

The vocalist of the Bronze Band wears a white shirt © KapanLagi.com/Adrian Utama Putra

Maul explains that the positions they managed to achieve in the corporate world are the result of a career journey spanning more than a decade, not something that was obtained instantly.

"We just happened to have been working for over ten years, eleven years. It's impossible to just stay in the same place for over a decade. And it didn't suddenly happen that way either," he explained.

3. Not Too Concerned About Netizens' Responses

Bronze Band performs together © KapanLagi.com/Adrian Utama Putra

Although it is widely discussed, Bronze chooses not to think too much about netizens' responses. As long as the comments do not contain slander, they consider it a normal thing.

"That is something we cannot control. If people want to respond in any way, that’s fine. It is indeed a background that has happened to us and it is a fact," concluded Maul.

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