“Goldman Sachs is a firm with a split personality,” says a senior Wall Street banker. “The side which the clients see is the smooth, polished Goldman, the bluest of blue-chip firms. What they never seem to see, but we often do, is the firm’s other side, which is aggressive, pushy and downright unpleasant to work with.”
Goldman is the last private partnership among the world’s leading investment banks. It is also the most consistently successful, or profitable, firm on Wall Street.
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