Story 296

Okay, am I the only one wondering what happened here?

For forever, Goldman Sachs had a reputation for being one of the most toxic places on Wall Street for women. I’m 50. Left not long after the financial crisis and it was certainly my experience.

So where are all the women who can talk about these issues? Did Goldman actually clean up its act after it’s long and slow and historic $215MM class action lawsuit in 2023?

Or are people still too intimidated to talk publicly about what they experienced?

I genuinely want to know what changed, because the silence is deafening.

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