Nvidia, $NVDA, CEO: “you cannot show me a task that is beneath me.”

Humble people never talk about how humble they are....

Tech CEOs saying no task is beneath them while outsourcing dirty jobs and paying workers minimum wage proves billionaire humility is just good public relations for massive profits.

Hire Americans , there is a task for you.

That mindset built empires. The ones who refuse small work never earn the right to large work.

I can think of two. Hire Americans, you POS. And prioritize the U.S. and the West over China in the AI race (which you said you didn't care about). I effing hate this dude. Lifelong tech vet - he makes me puke.

CEOs doing 'tasks' that might be 'beneath' them? Wtf kind of BS is this. That's not their job. This is vanity and virtue signaling. Sadly, many fanbois in the comment thread are falling for it.

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"for example, the task of lying about 5-series card performance," he continued

Do we need the annoying subtitles because zoomers can’t focus on speaking now or what

Who's not cleaning public toilets because it's beneath them? I'm not cleaning public toilets because I'd get disgusted.

Lol

I love this mindset. Jensen saying “you cannot show me a task that is beneath me” perfectly explains why $NVDA keeps winning. They’re building the ultimate flywheel: Better GPUs → more advanced AI → smarter factories & robots → even greater demand for GPUs. Technically, the weekly chart is screaming bullish: • Tight falling wedge resolution • Bullish RSI divergence • Volume picking up on the breakout Clear path to $250+ if we hold above $145 into year-end. Santa Rally loading… 🚀🤖 Bears, what’s your counter-argument?

good leadership

Mr. Jensen, the bathroom on the 2nd floor is overflowing again

Status signaling inverted.

Where's the dirtiest jobs guy at... i call bs

Smart man. Don’t forget where you come from, help others and lift them up. That’s the way to do it!

“While I am sometimes late, I always deliver in the end.” — Elon Musk

Love this a great leader will do anything to win…

Staying humble and always remembering where you came from are key factors, IMO, for successful people and for ordinary folks looking to grow and learn. Having the ability to look back at your origins will most likely set you apart from most people around you.

Jensen’s already got the mop ready

That line is elite mindset distilled, no ego cosplay, no billionaire princess syndrome, just pure killer work ethic saying if the task needs doing then it’s worthy of my hands, meanwhile most people think they’re too important to answer emails, sweep floors, or learn fundamentals while producing absolutely nothing of value, Jensen Huang basically told the world that real power isn’t barking orders from a glass tower, it’s knowing every damn bolt in the machine because you’ve touched them all, that’s why Nvidia eats entire industries while critics tweet, winners don’t ask “is this beneath me,” losers do, champions ask “does this move the mission forward,” and anyone offended by that quote just got exposed as someone who wants status without sacrifice and authority without competence, stay mad.

Willingness to get your hands dirty is how you succeed.

Drinking his own cool-aid... end is near.

declining to invest in another semiconductor company is below the line sirs.

Humility at the top is a great sign. Shows he’s grounded in the work, not just the stock price.

Sounds nice in quotes But try living that mindset daily Most leaders say this after they make it Real test is before the spotlight Ego shows up when pressure hits

Let that sink in 📱

It will be nice for us if you listen to the ideas of old and experienced users in the comments from time to time.

Apu Apustaja: “you cannot show me a task that is beneath me.”

Boss of bosses