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I worked for Goldman not too long ago. There are references to JAron everywhere in software and infrastructure, who were acquired in 1981. It’s the same at pre
by benjaminwootton 5y ago
I worked for Goldman not too long ago. There are references to JAron everywhere in software and infrastructure, who were acquired in 1981.
It’s the same at pretty much all banks.
- krobbn 5y agoIf you do any power or natural gas trading with Goldman as a counter party they'll most likely be listed as J. Aron.
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoSoftware is mostly only an enabler of business to banks. Banks don't fix it if it's not broke.
- bombcar 5y agoThis is true of almost ALL businesses, even the technology ones. If it literally isn't them dogfooding their own product, they really have no incentive to do anything if it's not currently halting the business. You can have fun digging in the source code of emails from various companies, or looking at PDF invoices, etc (check for lines of text at the bottom!).
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