JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon dismisses work-from-home demands, stands by 5-day office rule: 'Don't waste time'
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has dismissed employee demands to relax the company’s five-day return-to-office policy. During an animated town hall meeting on Wednesday, some employees petitioned the management to reconsider the strict work-from-office requirement.
'Don't waste time on it...': CEO Jamie Dimon slams work from home petition as JPMorgan fires employees
The petition, which garnered around 950 signatures by Wednesday evening, criticized the rigid work-from-office mandate. However, Dimon defended the policy, citing reduced efficiency and creativity during remote work.
During a raucous town hall meeting on Wednesday, Dimon tore into the nearly 1,300 workers who signed a petition over the bank ...
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