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After weeks of no contact Goldman Sachs have finally come back to me with an offer of £75k for an associate role within Global markets ops (collateral management) in London. I initially gave them salary expectation of £80-85k and have 2 competing offers around £80k range. I’ve tried to negotiate and tried to ask for higher but they won’t budge or match my other offers. They’re saying the pay is in line with the peer group and my experience (7.5 years). Am I being lowballed? Goldman Sachs
Incoming audit associate at KPMG here. I'm graduating with my 150 in December and I'm guessing winter folks start around January?
Def wondering if there were any talks of rescinded offers in US, given the economic situation.
And if nothing goes south, what's the current remote work situation like?
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Pretty evident in this bowl as of late

This is how every analyst looks on day 1

Trying to be patient…
That episode was in true GOT fashion. 🤌🏼
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Are we worried about a recession yet or no…
FYI - many people who open their mouths to offer "insight" have a vested interest in things happening the way they say it will happen.
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And no accountability to them if they are totally wrong
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It's certainly possible. That said, I don't think the folks on tech who have already been laid off think it's a conspiracy.
Jame Dimon should just keep his mouth shut at this point.
Well I just got laid off, so…
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Condolences. Sorry to hear that.
I know some consulting firms have had layoffs
A good amount may be driven less by financials and more by the ability to use as an opp to clean house with limited brand damage given everyone’s doing it me tlaity
Totally agree, except it's not a conspiracy.
They have literally said this in many media interviews.
It’s the second one we’ve had in most of our lifetimes with the most datapoints we’ve ever had…..we are able to forecast much better……in theory. Lol
Tight job markets, over a long enough period of time, might finally grow the labor share of the economy - and we can’t have that, can we?
There’s been a recession roughly every ten years. If you want the definition of drawn out, 2008 -2010 was the most drawn out since the 1920’s. This recession is a correction for recent over-hire and remnants of supply chain shocks. Daimon has always been a financial hawk - that’s basically his job.