(New York) A team of newly hired analysts at Investment Bank Goldman Sachs has prepared a very formal presentation complaining about the many hours and stress of their jobs and suggesting that an 80-hour week would be more appropriate.
As a document designed for clients, The exhibition is made up of eleven pages with figures and graphics.
98 hours a week, on average
This is based on a survey of thirteen first-year employees, who say they have worked an average of 98 hours a week since the beginning of the year, getting five hours of sleep a night and getting an average of 3 hours of sleep in the morning. During the week ending Saturday, February 13 – the day the employee delivered the questionnaire – the respondents reported working 105 hours.
Their mental and physical health was significantly reduced; 77% of them believe they have been “professionally abused”.
“My anxiety level exploded because I couldn’t sleep anymore,” one of them said in the document.
I know the hours don’t go from 9am to 5pm, I don’t know if it goes from 9am to 5am.
Goldman Sachs employee
To “fix the situation”, the show should be at 80 hours a week at “maximum capacity”.
The show began airing on social media on Wednesday before being available on Twitter.
Goldman Sachs did not immediately respond to an AFP request.
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