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- "The people are smart and getting funding for projects is a lot easier here than other places I've worked" (in 1846 reviews)
- "The Benefits are good and is easy to navigate the firm and connect with people from any levels" (in 619 reviews)
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- "2) Work Life Balance ( Practically no work life balance some times work is about 12" (in 1401 reviews)
- "Some teams work long hours and are understaffed but this is typical in banking not specific of GS" (in 1347 reviews)
- "Politics is generally expected but is heavy at times leading to overall poor management and development." (in 256 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 1.0May 13, 2018Compliance AnalystCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsSalt Lake City, UT
Pros
Possibilities to move laterally .
Cons
Retaliation is very current; but they have a cleaver way of blaming it on performance. Working schedules are typically long and the pay scale is no better than the competitors. Management is consistently pushing more projects on you without taking into account your needs. People will lie to get ahead. Very toxic environment.
8 - 5.0Dec 21, 2021Vice PresidentCurrent EmployeeSalt Lake City, UT
Pros
On job training, professional development, and meritocracy.
Cons
Long hours (55-65 in back office) and less pay compared to similar roles at other firms.
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