what to do."It's definitely improved since my first game – I was as quiet as a bee then."Who could really blame a 19-year-old kid who hasn't even played 10 games yet for feeling intimidated when calling out 207-game veteran Ben Rutten?It's a tough ask, but in a team sport it's a necessary one.Laird confessed it was a daunting prospect to sound out the club's more experienced players, but it was getting easier.He said with increased experience came confidence in his own ability and in the club's game plan.With every game under his belt Laird is more comfortable in speaking up when required."All the young blokes have to be able to talk to the Scott Thompsons, the Dangerfields and tell them when they're doing something wrong," he said."Even now,New York (CNN Business) It's a new era at Goldman Sachs.

David Solomon, the part-time electronic dance DJ who previously served as president of the company and co-head of its investment banking division, took the reins from Lloyd Blankfein on Monday as CEO.

Blankfein, who had served as CEO since 2006 and will stay on as chairman through the end of the year, is already thinking about his next chapter , which could include more "unrestrained tweeting." He started weighing in on issues including climate change and immigration toward the end of his tenure.

"I might venture forward on opinions that are my own opinions, without any regard for whether they serve the constituencies and the interests of Goldman Sachs," Blankfein said in a sit-down with Solomon posted Monday to social