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Jamie Dimon targets corporate meeting culture at JPMorgan
Mace | 12th June 2025 | International
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has criticised internal meetings as hubs of inefficiency and political manoeuvring. Speaking at a financial conference, he called for sharper, outcome-driven practices, urging staff to eliminate unproductive habits, especially in the wake of hybrid work. His comments accompany broader reforms aimed at reducing bureaucracy across the firm.
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