Do the job right and you will love GS - Operations Analyst Goldman Sachs Employee Review

4.0
May 8, 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

When full time the bonus is always great, the benefits are the best, work from home flexibility, the harder you work the faster you will move up but you have to speak up or they will think you dont want more responsibility, easy to move within the company- they would rather move you than fire you, if you ever consider moving out of GS - expect at least a 15-20k salary increase. Very flexible with temps.

Cons

Temps - if they dont need you anymore you will find out from your agent who will call you to tell you to pack up because you have till the end of the week - management will not provide with comments. they will not give you feedback unless you go back to your agency and the agency calls HR which in turn calls the manager who probably seats next to you. Full time - long hours (sep-feb) - - no overtime - cant take more than 2 weeks vacation at once.

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Cons

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Pros

You’ll get to work with the latest technologies depending on the team you’re in and also have a decent work-life balance. They give you a good amount of vacation days and let you use them whenever you want. You get to work with people who are good and smart and barely hear of any bad people who make your life hard. Taking internal mobility to other teams would also be super easy out here and they encourage it.

Cons

The pay increases are very bad. As you get promoted and grow, your pay will only increase about 3-5% no matter how good your performance is and you’ll feel like you’re barely beating inflation if you’re lucky. Your pay will be massively under the market for your role. Not to mention, there’s a huge risk of layoffs and it happens twice a year. You’ll end up being a part of it if you’re working from home a lot or express your dissatisfaction with your pay (although they mostly brush it off as a performance or a budget/role issue). The risk you take from the layoffs is not worth the reward you get. If you’re taking this job and reading this review, just consider this job as a stone you can step on while looking for another job to switch to

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