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Goldman Sachs Employee Reviews about "working hours"
Updated Sep 24, 2023
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Pros
- "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 616 reviews)
Cons
- "2) Work Life Balance ( Practically no work life balance some times work is about 12" (in 1419 reviews)
- "Long hours; can at times be stressful due to workload and expectations on short timelines" (in 1340 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- 3.0May 12, 2019AnalystCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearWarsaw, Masovia
Pros
working with great, ambitious, hard-working people; great name to have on CV
Cons
long working hours; tasks and job itself; prospects for the future; company lacks innovation
- 5.0Sep 8, 2021Summer AnalystFormer Intern, less than 1 yearWarsaw, Masovia
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Great but steep learning curve, in-depth training and with multiple projects to own and present to Senior Management at the end of the internship
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Long working hours; people feel the need to be in the office even when they have already finished work.
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