Goldman Sachs welcomes bankers back to the office with live music, food trucks

Goldman Sachs bankers finally schlepped back to their offices in New York this week — and the firm is trying to make their return as painless as possible.

The Wall Street giant – whose chief executive David Solomon for months has been beating the drum for staff to get back to their desks — welcomed new interns and returning employees with live music and free lunches from nearly two-dozen food trucks, including Cousins Maine Lobster, Poke Motion and the Van Leeuwen ice-cream shop. “It must be a special occasion if Tucker and I get to go outside for a lunch break,” top Goldman banker Stephanie Cohen posted on LinkedIn alongside a photo of her and colleague Tucker York, with whom she heads the consumer and wealth management division, sidling up to the lobster truck. “We tried Angry Archie’s, but it was a tough choice!”