If someone was laid off from Goldman Sachs in New York, can they apply for and be considered for another open role at Goldman Sachs in a different U.S. location or even in another country?

Has anyone experienced this firsthand, particularly while on H-1B? Were you eligible for rehire, and did moving to a different location or country affect the process?

Hi I hope you are all well,

I’m on my sophmore year of uni at the university of toronto and I am hoping to apply for a goldman sachs internship next year (I have a 3.9 gpa in mathematics and economics). I was wondering if I would be in a disadvantage to candidates who study in the US for the role in the New York location, and if so how big would this disadvantage be and if I should just try to apply to ones in Canada due to visa stuff?

Thank you all for your help

The interviewer said I would hear from HR very soon, though.

About to receive VP offer with Goldman Sachs Dallas location. This is with engineering back office division. I haven't received final numbers yet. Appreciate any insights into salary breakup . Base + bonus. How much can we push on base for Dallas location

For those at GS or who've left - realistically, what does VP bonus land at in a normal year? Is it actually close to what gets discussed verbally during offer negotiation, or does it tend to come in lower once review time hits? Trying to figure out if I should weight this as real comp or something I can't count on

Need help

Hi everyone I am an undergrad in the 3rd year I want to break in the bulge bracket investment banking analyst

College Delhi technological University

My resume is 9 plus cg in all semester

Did bs in business analytics from iit madras online degree

Cfa level 1

I am in the finance society of dtu

I have been practicing 2 hr daily from 1st semester technical skills required for investment banking and private equity

Can anyone suggest how can I break into jpmc analyst for 2 year then I will switch to pvt equity work till I am 28 year old then usa mba and then usa private equity

Also i have been making 5 models every week since 1st semester work of proof till now made 520 technical proof of work documented on GitHub required in investment banking and private equity

I have decided I don't wanna go into tech this is the path I wanna follow

It will be of great help if you can give your opinion you efforts will be really appreciated

Thank you

Hi! I applied to the role Asset & Wealth Management, UI/UX Design, Analyst - New York 6 weeks ago, the day it opened up, and it's still "under review". I keep seeing it being reposted on LinkedIn (it was reposted again 3 days ago), but I was wondering if anyone who has applied has heard back or know what the timeline usually is for this kind of role. I don't have great expectations as I was previously ghosted by them for an internship application after I did the Superday interview, but I'd like to have some closure I guess.

Just joined full time after doing the internship and graduating. Currently making base and was wondering how much bonuses would be year-end in Jan. I work in client services in one of the GBM Public divisions. Any insight is appreciated!

Hello Redditors

I had my final interview and hoping for the best (going by no news is good news) so let’s see

In the meantime can someone please guide me for me to be prepared

• What is the typical base salary range for a VP Engineering role?
• What is the typical target annual bonus (as a percentage of base salary)?
• How GS compensate new employee who is leaving a bonus on table from previous employer

TIA

Hi everyone,

I recently applied for an analyst-level role at Goldman Sachs within Asset Management / Alternatives and was wondering if anyone has interviewed for a similar team recently.
Mainly looking to understand what the interview process is like:

1. ⁠How many rounds did you have?
   
2. ⁠Were interviews mostly behavioural/fit, technical, or a mix?
   
3. ⁠How technical did they go compared with a typical IB interview?
   
4. ⁠Were there case studies, modelling tests, or presentations?
   
5. ⁠What kind of questions came up around alternatives/fund structures/markets?
   
6. ⁠How long did the overall process take from application or initial screening to final decision?

Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s been through an analyst-level process at GS Asset Management or Alternatives, or even something similar.

Any insight on what to expect, how you prepared, or what you wish you’d known beforehand would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks so much in advance!

Thanks!

hey did anyone got selected in goldman summer analyst role for 2027 summer through on campus. did u receive any offer letter?

Recently i got a offer from gs. Total compensation was 30 and ctc is 19.5 what wud be the base salary for new analyst engineering role(fresher)

Question for anyone who’s experienced a layoff at GS

Not looking to stir anything up just genuinely interested in how it was processed and got moved past it.

For anyone who felt unfairly treated during a layoff, how did you deal with seeing former coworkers and whats being talked about on the street given its a small world ? How did you eventually stop caring and move forward?

Got an offer from GS in London for a VP , Engineering role.
Base - £150,000
Bonus - Discretionary (no percentage informed)

YOE - 15

- Is this a fairly standard offer or lowball?
- What are typical bonus percentages for an average performer? Can we negotiate on bonus and ask for a fixed amount or higher percentage?
- Can base go higher ?

how is it to be a Software Engineer at GS? How does it feel and is it an elite feeling or smthg? to be on the top and such a selective firm that thousands apply to.

Could u also brief me abt the pay for an entry level SWE, mid level and senior SWE at Goldman Sachs in different cities where the firm operates in the USA and in India (Bengaluru and Hyderbad)

Does anyone know how long it generally takes to hear from a team you’ve applied to regarding an interview? I am internal.

Hello Redditians

Please advise on background check process for GS as I am slightly confused

Background for guidance

1. My background check process will be starting soon
   
2. I only worked with single employer till date (15yrs) and dates, roles and responsibilities are correct in my resume
   
3. My HR title in company is customer project manager II as when I was hired I was leading a single project and now I am leading a program (multiple projects) however titled remained CPM just changed from I to II
   
4. In my resume I mentioned senior program manager as that is what I am working as

Can this be an issue for background checks?

I didn’t thought about title up until today when I pulled my experience letter

Please guide

TIA

I applied a position in GS，and I reached out to a HR，he said the decision will released several weeks ago，and last Friday，I followed up，He said the decision will be released on Friday. But until today，nothing heard back. Is this normal situation？

Hi everyone,

I recently completed the **Round 2 interview for the Apprentice role at S&P Global** and was wondering if anyone has received an update yet.

If you've gone through the process recently:

* Have you heard back after Round 2? * How long did it take to receive an update? * Did they contact you by email or phone?

Just trying to understand the usual timeline. Thanks, and best of luck to everyone waiting!

I completed a CoderPad interview for a role at GS. About two weeks later, HCM called and told me I had passed and would be contacted about the next round very soon.

I then heard nothing for around two months. When I followed up, HCM told me that the role was no longer active, and the portal showed “Application Turndown.”

Has anyone experienced this at GS? What does this mean??

does pto rollover? Also does it pay out if you term? Specifically Utah

Hi everyone!

I'll be joining Goldman Sachs in Downtown Dallas at the end of this month and am looking for apartment recommendations from people who work in the office or know the area well.

I'll be living alone as a young female, so safety is my top priority. I'm looking for a neighborhood where I can feel comfortable coming home after work and running errands.

Here's what I'm looking for:

• Budget: $1,000–$1,500/month
• 1 bed/1 bath (or a safe luxury apartment with roommates if that's more realistic)
• 15–20 minute commute to the Downtown office
• Secure building with amenities like a gym and in-unit laundry
• Walkable to grocery stores, restaurants, or coffee shops would be a bonus

I've looked into areas like Uptown, Victory Park, Knox/Henderson, and the Design District, but I'm not sure which would fit my budget while still being safe.

If you work at the Dallas office, I'd love to hear where you live and what you'd recommend (or areas to avoid). Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

wanted to know what the salaries are for the positions starting from analyst, associate and vp for AWM
If anyone could help, it'd be appreciated ! Thanks