Goldman Sachs is a world-renowned investment banker with branches all over the world
and employs individuals of all skills levels and prides itself in being an
equal opportunity employer. It has a presence in India, in Bengaluru, from more
than two decades and serves Indian clients. About 6,000 people are employed in
this branch. This campus is the company’s third-largest campus in the world.
Some of the clients served by Goldman Sachs Bengaluru office include Reliance,
ArcelorMittal, and Flipkart.
Reiterating its faith in India and its workforce, Goldman
Sachs’ representatives sat together with Hyderabad’s IT and Industries Minister
K T Rama Rao and IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan via videoconferencing, and
expressed its plans to open a new office in the state. The government officials
promised complete support from their side for their plans and expressed their
delight via official Twitter handle. The new branch will be a complement to the
primary branch in Bengaluru and will be complementing in the company’s
execution and support roles.
The motivation for the company is to diversify its geographic presence as well as enhance talent search. The company seems to have grand aims as it is mobilizing to be ready for bigger projects in the future.
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As per the office requirements, the company requires commercial real estate, residences for employees, availability of talented human resources, quality infrastructure in the city as well as support and commitment from the local government.