LayoffsJun 2, 2022
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Which company is more risky to join considering the recession might start?

I have offers from these two companies. Have to choose one. Which is more risky? Thanks! #layoff #citi #citibank #goldman #goldmansachs

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Snorkel AI gjLy34 Jun 2, 2022

You are probably safe if you’re in engineering in any of these orgs. But sachs is safer probably

Rally Health rh848 Jun 2, 2022

Citi is too big to fail

LinkedIn PczS17 Jun 2, 2022

Doesnt mean they wont lay you off though...

Rally Health rh848 Jun 2, 2022

At least they won't go Lehmann way

Microsoft vefp80 Jun 2, 2022

Too big to fail, they will get bailouts. I think they are both primary dealers and share holders of federal reserve which means they can tax the world thru inflation and bail themselves out.

Hubspot xybU63 Jun 2, 2022

Your poll is confusing. Is it for which one to join or which one is risky?

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first_ OP Jun 2, 2022

Risky..not to join

Klaviyo symbiotic Jun 2, 2022

Agree the wording is confusing, i voted Goldman sachs but thought OP was asking which was less risky. Oops.

Amazon seriesp Jun 2, 2022

The recession has already started.

PayPal MuPa65 Jun 2, 2022

They are both safe but pay would be less.

Stripe heloc Jun 2, 2022

Goldman has a PIP culture

Goldman Sachs fMkk50 Jun 3, 2022

No they don't

Citibank excelsor Jun 3, 2022

Depends on the team you are joining. Citi is trying to close out fed audits so most roles in the regulatory and compliance space is safe. They can't let you go primary because they need to you help with change management spanning over next 5 years. Front office roles is a wash, most banks are trying to be more conservative in recession environment and operate more lean. Hope this helps.

Citibank excelsor Jun 3, 2022

Front office/middle office - Goldman, back office Citi. If you are just resume building / trying to get more comp it's a no brainer. Goldman

Goldman Sachs brannigan6 Jun 3, 2022

Goldman plain dominates in the financial industry. I would not consider Citi even as a competitor. GS tech folks have some intrinsic advantage which makes them 3x more efficient.