JPMorgan Chase's CEO, Jamie Dimon, reaffirmed the company's return-to-office (RTO) policy, stating that the majority of employees will be back in the office full-time despite significant pushback. Dimon acknowledged his inappropriate language during a recent town hall, emphasizing the importance of in-person work for business success. While he respects those who prefer remote work, he maintains a steadfast approach, indicating those unhappy with the RTO mandate can seek employment elsewhere. Dimon clarified that around 10% of roles will remain fully remote, with existing virtual job positions continuing as the company emphasizes its operational needs.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon insists that despite employee opposition, most of the firm's workforce will return to the office full-time in March. He stands firm on this policy.
Dimon acknowledges his unprofessional language when discussing the issue, stating, "I should never curse, ever," reflecting a commitment to better communication with staff.
Dimon maintains that the shift back to in-office work is in JPMorgan's best interest, saying, "Don't give me the s--- that 'work from home Friday' works," emphasizing his belief in necessary in-person collaboration.
He respects those who prefer remote work, adding, "They can get a job elsewhere," indicating a rigid stance on the return policy for the majority of employees.
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