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I hear you. The burnout is real in these big tech companies. I left a similar role last year without anything lined up, and honestly, the peace of mind was worth the initial uncertainty. Start polishing your resume *now*, network like crazy, and explore your options. Even if you decide to stay, knowing you *could* leave if you wanted to can make a huge difference in your mindset. Good luck!
Three years in marketing at DoorDash and you're just realizing you're a number? Seriously? Look, every big company is like this to some extent. Before you jump ship, have you actually tried talking to your manager about the workload and the meetings? Maybe there's some room to negotiate. If not, start looking, but quitting without a plan is rarely the best move.