A light-hearted leave application from a copywriter named Kritika Singh has unexpectedly gone viral, offering a refreshing peek into modern office culture.
But instead of quitting, Kritika was just planning a short break to the mountains and wanted a day off.
Somya’s post read:
“Heart skipped a beat. Turns out - she just wanted a day off to head to the mountains. Signed off the email with ‘Thanks cutiees. Bye.’ In a world of stiff professional emails, this one made my week.”
The story quickly resonated across social media, drawing thousands of likes and comments. Many users praised the email’s playful honesty and saw it as a refreshing break from the typically formal and stiff language of corporate communications.
Some popular reactions included:
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“Iconic!”
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“Most relatable leave email ever.”
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“If I did this in my office, I’d get a termination letter.”
For many, the email became a symbol of wholesome workplace culture, showcasing how a dash of humour and authenticity can humanise corporate environments. It also underscored the growing appeal of emotional intelligence and individuality at work — traits that increasingly resonate with younger professionals.
