JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon stands firm on office return policy: ‘Work from home doesn’t always work’
Live MintJP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who recently sparked controversy for his fiery remarks on remote work, stood firm on the bank’s five-days-in-office policy and said working from home did not always work. He said he respected people “that don’t want to go to the office all five days a week”, adding that it was a citizen’s right. I totally understand that it may make total sense for them to do that.” Should never curse, says JP Morgan CEO The JP Morgan Chase CEO said he regretted his foul-mouthed rant while also clarifying that he stood firm on his opinion about returning to work from office. At an earlier company event, leaked audio revealed Dimon using several expletives towards an employee who asked him to reconsider the policy of returning to the office five times a week.
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