Honestly, for the IB work that GS does, I can definitely see why Solomon would want everyone to show up. Given my zero hours of experience in that field, they c

Honestly, for the IB work that GS does, I can definitely see why Solomon would want everyone to show up. Given my zero hours of experience in that field, they could probably execute deals remotely, but managing a hybrid environment in this situation would be a fiasco, especially from a cultural perspective. I can also see him thinking about this from a fairness perspective; either everyone is remote, or nobody is. That said, it's a worker's market right now in many industries, and many companies are going remote. Honestly, I think this puts GS in a vulnerable position, as other IBs could just double-down on remote/hybrid work a thing and steal employees that way. Unless the industry agrees with GS in that everyone should be on-site, no exceptions.