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Goldman Sachs Interns Only Allowed 17 Hour Workdays

For those of you who have considered a career in the banking industry, sleep may not be very common.

According to Mashable’s article, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. told its summer interns that they aren’t able to work more than 17 hours per day. For some, this may be considered a blessing given the amount of hours that are normally worked by investment bankers.

Juliana Moxley

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