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05 Jun 2026, 09:17 UTC · 2h ago
Goldman CEO says the bank's entry-level hiring may 'contract a little' as AI changes the talent mix
Business Insider
05 Jun 2026, 09:17 UTC · 2h ago
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Goldman Sachs expects entry-level hiring to contract slightly over the next three years as AI reshapes the talent mix. — While not a 'hiring apocalypse,' a contraction in hiring at a major systemic bank suggests AI is beginning to displace junior human labor.
-0.30The bank's hiring mix will likely shift further toward engineering talent due to the capabilities of AI coding tools. — Indicates a strategic pivot toward technical talent, which may influence specialized labor market demand.
+0.20Goldman Sachs is bringing on approximately 2,400 to 2,500 interns and a similar number of permanent new hires this year. — Hiring levels remain roughly in line with pre-COVID averages, signaling stability despite the forecasted slight contraction.
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The CEO discusses a slight contraction in entry-level hiring due to AI, but emphasizes continued high-volume recruitment and strategic shifts in talent mix.
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