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Goldman Sachs Employee Resigns After Compliance Issues with Social Media Side Hustle

Allison Sheehan, a former Goldman Sachs employee, resigned to pursue a full-time baking career after facing compliance issues related to her social media account, 'Investment Baker.' Sheehan cited scrutiny from the firm's compliance department as a significant factor in her decision to leave.

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Allison Sheehan, a 27-year-old former employee at Goldman Sachs, has left the firm to focus on her baking career. She stated that her departure was influenced by ongoing scrutiny from the firm's compliance department regarding her social media presence as the 'Investment Baker.' Sheehan expressed concerns about the compliance officials' objections to her use of the term 'investment' in her branding.

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  • framing: headline asserting a conclusion
  • vague attribution: Goldman compliance officials

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Gen Zer quits Goldman Sachs after clash over ‘Investment Baker’ social media side hustle

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Goldman Sachs Employee Resigns After Compliance Issues with Social Media Side Hustle