Rahmat Wibowo accused his connection Maria Khelli of doxxing her friends by publicly listing their employers, salaries, degrees, and full names, while alleging she herself worked two jobs and was scamming, piling on unverified claims to maximise reputational harm.

Just saw a post that genuinely left me confused and concerned. Aconnection (Maria Khelli @khelli2002 ) publicly doxxed her own friends — listing their employers (Meta, Amazon, etc.), PhDs, Master's degrees, countries, salaries ($$), full names, and even X handles. She proudly highlighted that one of her friends is working 3 jobs at once. What makes it worse? She herself was doing ‘two jobs at the same time... while also scamming, Yet she still felt the need to turn her friends’ hard work into a public flex and validation post. This isn't “celebrating ambitious friends.’ This is using people as props for clout while hiding her own questionable actions. I don’t know what happened, but this level of oversharing, bragging, and hypocrisy, combined with doxxing and scammin, crosses a serious line. Real success, ambition, and strong networks are built on respect, integrity, and privacy — not public scoreboards and exploitation. Grateful to be surrounded by talented people who value discretion and honesty. What do you think? Has “hustle culture” gone too far when it includes doxxing friends and this kind of behavior on professional platforms? TikTok Ritchie N. Zennon Loo Denise Loh Christine Sim 1 Marchotridyo - Novo Al Gilbert Leung #ProfessionalEtiquette #integrity #Privacy #DigitalBoundaries #Leadership