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Goldman Sachs Analyst Exposes Himself To Workplace Abuse: Working More Than 95 Hours A Week, Too Busy To Eat Or Shower
While Wall Street banks, especially Goldman Sachs, are known for their hefty salaries and bonuses, that's not always the case for junior analysts, who are at the bottom of the financial world's food chain.
Why Do Leaders Force Out Good Employees And Rehire People Of Average Ability?
It's not that leaders don't like good employees, it's that they don't like good employees who don't listen and can't be controlled.
Workplace Dumping Is Commonplace, So What's The Best Way To Deal With It?
Under the performance appraisal system, which is characterized by strengthened accountability, it is not uncommon for superior managers to shirk their responsibilities and let their subordinates bear the consequences of their mistakes.
Why are youth unemployment statistics internationally controversial?
The age range, which is difficult to define with certainty, and the difficulty of the youth unemployment rate itself in reflecting actual employment are the main reasons why this statistical indicator is also fraught with controversy at the international level.