A Head of HR gets blacklisted from her own industry after getting caught having an affair at a Coldplay concert. Tech Reddit is absolutely roasting her.
Imagine the ultimate final boss of HR getting hit with her own arbitrary interview questions. Karma is a glitch, and today's drama is pure schadenfreude for every dev who's ever been ghosted after 5 rounds of technical interviews.
So here's the tea: A Head of HR, who probably gatekept thousands of tech jobs and designed those grueling 7-step interview processes, got caught having a spicy affair at a Coldplay concert. The plot twist? The secret lover was allegedly the married CEO of her former company.
Now, her career is a massive 404 error. She's blacklisted by the very industry she helped build, can't find a single gig, and is now crying on the internet wondering why nobody wants to hire her.
As expected, the Reddit community showed absolutely zero chill. The comment section turned into a beautiful roast session:
It's hilarious, but there's a real lesson here. Whether you're a 10x developer or a C-level HR exec, don't build arbitrary, toxic rules just because you have the power to.
Tech circles are incredibly small. The "industry blacklist" she's complaining about is a very real thing. If you act like a dictator, ghost candidates, or burn bridges, it will eventually come back to haunt you. Treat people well, write clean code, be transparent, and for the love of God... don't have affairs with married CEOs at public concerts. Keep your drama out of prod.
