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"Not being allowed" means you're fired if you don't stick to your post. How is that different to any career here where you are transferred to a different branch
by cylinder 10y ago
"Not being allowed" means you're fired if you don't stick to your post. How is that different to any career here where you are transferred to a different branch office? Clearly if Goldman Sachs transfers you to their Salt Lake City office and you stop showing up to work you'll be terminated.
- nerfhammer 10y ago"disallowed from leaving" sounds just a little more ominous than that, but who knows if OP was exaggerating or not. In terms of this particular example, Goldman would not attempt to do that because 95% of the affected employees would quit on the spot.