Why I'm leaving GOLDman Sachs
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Caturday
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Current partners are definitively different from their predecessors.
Boards Tough Guy
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paging milhouse caricature?
AnonymousDeac
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I think I actually would have enjoyed of Moon wrote a comparable letter about why he is leaving OGB and returning to DS.
marquee moon
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They won't have me back nonny. shouldn't you be out slaying hood rats or whatever it is you think you do?
buckets
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Why would Moon leave when he gets unlimited and uncensored parodies along with the ability to anonymously troll here?
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Seriously. Moon doesn't have to worry about anybody ever telling him "no" here. It's got to be a nice escape from reality.
marquee moon
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Actually, that's not true.
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Yeah, we tell him no quite a bit actually.
BillBrasky
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That's something that OGBoards and the men's bathroom at Hartsfield have in common
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Come on dude, I don't cruise Hartsfield. Way too easy to get caught. You gotta keep it way on the down low in the ATL.
seventwofour
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Fuck all that shit.
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whistle blowers have numerous motives, typically self interested ones
Doesn't mean what they say isn't true
Caturday
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Dude already has enough bank to never worry about money again. Read his resume, he's fast tracked. A trillion dollars in client coffers. He's 33-34ish. No way is this about one bonus. This has to be an internal dispute. This guy is gonna get touted by Obama and toured around the country as the "people's banker" or some horseshit. That desk is a mess right now. I know a quant on that desk that got canned for no apparent reason other than a power play by some douche in London. That person appears to have pissed the wrong person off.
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uh oh, moonz catching rep feelings again
DeaconCav06
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I think you'd be surprised who left that rep...
or that search engine that a billion people use! nah man, abacus deals are way more awesome.
Massive corporate entities have an inherent PR problem. When you're that big you're doing bad things somewhere and more certainly pissing people off. I think bad press will eventually force corporations to change their branding into smaller less publicly connected entities for damage control in the internet age where a scandal has potential for massive financial damage.
EatLeadCommie
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That's pretty funny.
The fact of the matter is that tough economic times bring out more competition for the bottom line and making an impression in all lines of work, from Goldman Sachs to Wal Mart. I wonder whose dick he sucked at the NYT to get that published.