[panacea]

"Why I left reddit"

'It changed man. The culture wasn't the same as when I joined five years ago.'

These 'I said GOODBYE SIR!'s are interesting, but I'm not sure how much reliable information can be gleaned from them. What ever happened to not 'burning your bridges'?

This is a resumé.

[zerostar07]

I agree with your sentiment, but not with the "burning your bridges" part. Seems like the fear of burning your bridges keeps many people from speaking frankly about what's happening in the corporate world. And that's important nowadays because as they say, politicians don't run the world, Goldman Sachs does.

Looking forward to wikileaks bank-leaks.

[Estragon]

Yes, given the cynicism which seems to have developed there, it seems like only a matter of time before some GS employee decides to leak embarrassing information as part of an insider trading scheme.

[kokey]

It's good to take them with a pinch of salt, just as you take what your girlfriend say about her ex with a pinch of salt. That said, after the salt has been applied you are still left with some useful information.