The article " Why Am I Leaving Goldman Sachs " by Greg Smith was virtually important to me. I hope that I'll find and work at a field that is right for me. Meaning that I'll wake up every morning and go to work with a satisfaction of knowing that I'm not being forced to work. These days I see too many people who go to work because they need to make money, but don't really enjoy what they're doing. I really hope I don't end up like that because that would just make my weekdays more unpleasant.
I also like the point that Mr.Smith pointed out about the workers and superiors being taught and trained to rip people off. I can relate to the article because I know someone who was involved into a fraud made by the bank so its easier for me to understand this. I see this occurring in out society as well and it's really unmoral for me that people try to maximize their profits by means of someone else costs. If this continues, in the near future we can experience a lot more corruption and wealthy bank investors who drain peoples money. I agree with the article and think that think could lead to a more serious problem. There's always been corruption in the world, but if more people become all about maxing their profits this could be a larger society problem. It is important to keep your culture and value, this is one of the ways you can be truly moral.
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