Christine Harper

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Greg Smith worked at  Goldman Sachs  for 12 years, managed a trillion dollars in assets and was part of the firm's recruiting process.

Resignation Letter Highlights Corrupt Culture at Goldman Sachs

Greg Smith worked at Goldman Sachs for 12 years, managed a trillion dollars in assets and was part of the firm's recruiting process.

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