RUN, DO NOT STOP!
RUN, DO NOT STOP!
Same or above average salary.
Everything other than the Pros. I totally agree with the other NVIDIA reviewer's comment: they trick you in with a 5% higher salary over others because of your talent and make you do a pathetic, repeating job without mercy. BTW, I personally had no pay raise in the last 2+ years, and managers/directors are too busy either kissing or poking others' asses to watch out for their own folks.
Bottom line: RUN, DON'T STOP!!!
Next time laying off people, remember to let those useless, unproductive, and stinky managers go to where they belong: the food stamp line!
Seriously, JHH, are you not hearing this?
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