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Goldman Sachs Employee Reviews about "long working hours"
Updated 2 Oct 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 619 reviews)
Cons
- "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)
Reviews about "long working hours"
Return to all Reviews- 3.012 May 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
- 3.05 Oct 2022Real Estate Investment AnalystCurrent EmployeeLondon, England
Pros
Working on interesting deals, and great opportunity to grow your career and network
Cons
The working hours can be very long and intense
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