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This must be a very stressful time for junior bankers, who have not fully built up their professional network or enough financial buffer. They are forced to re-enter a tough job market where rival banks and even the less glamorous parts of finance are downsizing. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has gone through three rounds of layoffs this year, while accounting firm Accenture Plc plans to slash 19,000 employees.
