Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, emphasized the inevitability of economic challenges during his speech at the Business Roundtable's CEO Workplace Forum. He urged companies to maintain consistent operational strategies without succumbing to short-term economic predictions. Dimon criticized the expectation that the economy should remain stable and easy, asserting that businesses must stick to their plans amid fluctuations. He highlighted that reactive approaches can undermine confidence in critical projects and advised against altering strategic plans despite economic uncertainties.
We don't do almost anything stop-start, whether it's training people, hiring people, opening brands, hiring bankers, doing technology. We have a plan, and we're going to do the plan.
I don't buy this notion that somehow we have the right to expect everything to be constantly easy and easy to get by. There will be economic problems.
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