Fewer hours, more diversity and warmer weather at Goldman Sachs
The Wall Street giant is taking cognisance of how hard some of its staff work, and moving some to Florida where it’s warmer and the rents cheaper
18 March 2021 - 17:50
New York — Hundred-hour weeks on the job. Declining physical and mental health. The heightened chance of fleeing the bank in very short order.
Those are among the laments of 13 first-year analysts in Goldman Sachs Group’s investment-banking group who surveyed themselves, according to a presentation making the rounds on social media. They shared their findings with managers...
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