You know how Goldman Sachs, specifically among all investment banks, has negative emotional valence for people? That interests me.
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You know, it might be weird, lingering, 1920s anti-semitism...
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This is the most parsimonious explanation for me but it feels a little dissatisfying, not least because Jewish engineers say the same thing.
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A “friend of mine” is a GS engineer who struggles with this every time they tell someone new where they work, prefacing it endlessly ...
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... with all manner of excuses and justifications. But when asked exactly why he’s ashamed of working there by another friend, he ...
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As an engineer who would probably fail that test: its the sense that they use their influence to put their thumb on the scale.
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More specifically related to the 2008 financial crisis and number of former Goldman Sachs personnel in the Fed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldman_Sachs#Personnel_.22revolving-door.22_with_US_government …
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Is it that Hillary Clinton once gave a speech at once of their event? (Only half snark.)
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Speaking personally, I don't think I can name any others. They were in the news as bad? And their name sounds like "gold in sacks?" IDK.
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They get trotted out in rolling stone as a vampire squid as the epitome of evil in I banking anytime anything in Wall Street happens
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I think that the main thing folks fault them for is that their business is primarily trading rather than lending.
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