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I hear you. The pressure cooker environment is real. Been there, done that. My advice? Start documenting EVERYTHING. Keep a record of your extra hours, the unrealistic deadlines, and any specific instances where your concerns were dismissed. This will be invaluable if you decide to take it up the chain or start looking for other opportunities. Don't let them burn you out completely.
Yeah, I'm gonna call BS. Everyone says NVIDIA is a pressure cooker, and it probably is for some teams, but that's true of many high-growth tech companies. If you're consistently working insane hours, you need to be more efficient or better at managing expectations. Maybe you're not suited for the role? It's a tough industry; not everyone thrives in a fast-paced environment.