Goldman says new hires will manage AI agents from day one, skipping grunt work
LexSokolin · x · 2026-10-11
Goldman Sachs says new hires will manage AI agents from day one, skipping years of entry-level grunt work. Former Lehman analyst Lex Sokolin quipped that in 2006 he was the entry-level work — same job description, minus the suit. The remark highlights how AI is reshaping junior roles in finance.
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