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Ugh, that sounds awful. It's so demoralizing when leadership is completely disconnected from the reality on the ground. I've been there, and it really makes you question everything. Start documenting your extra hours and any specific examples of the increased workload. It might be useful if you decide to push back or look for a new opportunity. In the meantime, hang in there! You're not alone.
"Grateful for the opportunity" is code for "We're not paying you enough for this crap." Seriously, transparency is a buzzword they throw around when they want to avoid answering real questions. Don't buy into it. Start polishing your resume. Your skip-level is either clueless or lying. Either way, protect yourself and start looking for a company that values its employees.