Goldman Sachs: It’s the Economy, Stupid
Posted September 22nd, 2008 by admin
One of the hottest spots for innovative leaders seeking to start a career is Goldman Sachs. Entry-level analysts could work in a variety of divisions of the investment banking and global securities firm. One commonly held misconception is that you need to be an economics major to secure a position with GS. If you majored in economics as an undergrad, you have a plethora of opportunities available to you. Economics majors fare well in the entry-level job market, ranking along with highly technical majors such as engineering. Degree-holders can pursue private sector jobs at research, testing, and consulting firms.
However, if you weren’t an economics student, don’t worry. Goldman Sachs hires a variety of students from a wide range of academic disciplines, and their team works on everything from trading and principal investments to asset management to securities services to investment banking. The company includes finance, global compliance, legal and management controls, merchant banking/private equity, global investment research, operations, and technology divisions. Goldman Sachs is looking for dynamic individuals with strong leadership and creative thinking skills, with an emphasis on being highly articulate and well-rounded. People with a diverse array of majors are hired and work together to build solutions for a global industry.
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