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MOST people who knew Gabriel Hammond at Johns Hopkins in the late 1990s
could have predicted he would rise quickly on Wall Street. As a freshman, he
traded stocks from his dorm room, making a $1,000 bet on Caterpillar. Soon
after, he abandoned his childhood dream of becoming a lawyer and, upon
graduation, joined Goldman Sachs as a stock analyst.
Three years into his new job, Mr. Hammond noticed something. Very few of his
young co-workers were taking a hiatus from Wall Street to go to business
could have predicted he would rise quickly on Wall Street. As a freshman, he
traded stocks from his dorm room, making a $1,000 bet on Caterpillar. Soon
after, he abandoned his childhood dream of becoming a lawyer and, upon
graduation, joined Goldman Sachs as a stock analyst.
Three years into his new job, Mr. Hammond noticed something. Very few of his
young co-workers were taking a hiatus from Wall Street to go to business