Corporate lawyers at Goldman Sachs...

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To the best of my knowledge, and I’m familiar with the GS law department and special execution groups, GS only hires attorneys with several years of big firm experience under their belts. You will likely have to go to a law school that will allow you a significant opportunity to find a job with a big Manhattan law firm (even better if that firm is one that feeds many attorneys to GS over the years). Then you will have to survive several years of pretty grueling work at your big Manhattan law firm. Then you have to hope that a position at GS opens up, and that you have the particular skills, qualifications and experience GS is seeking.

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<p>Didn’t S&C have a secondment program with Goldman?</p>