Jimmy Damon explodes in the critics of returning to the office: “Do not have to work in JPMorgan” Jimmy Damon explodes in the critics of returning to the office: “You don’t have to work in JPMorgan”-JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM)

Jp Morgan Chase & Co. Jpm CEO Jimmy Damon It sparked controversy during a hot municipal hall in Columbus, Ohio, where the employees touched after they raised concerns about the policy of returning to the office for five days.

Damon rejected the idea of ​​flexible work days, claiming that remote work policies hinder creativity and slow decisions, hill, hill Reports.

Damon strongly criticized the exercise of “working days from the home”, saying: “I invite many people on Friday. Damon said at a meeting, which was reviewed by the hill.

He expressed dissatisfaction with a petition carried out by the employees who defend the hybrid working days, which he condemned that he was harmful to the younger generation of workers.

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Damon argued that working a distance leaves the younger employees “social” and “professionally” behind them, and even criticized their lack of exposure to various environments.

Damon’s position in the full presence personally follows a broader movement than companies that re -evaluate work policies, with Damon announce that those who disagree with the bank’s approach welcome to leave.

“You don’t have to work on JPMorgan,” Damon stated, stressing that the bank will maintain its standards and expectations.

This fiery exchange comes amid the restructuring of the workforce in JPMorgan, which plans to lay off workers in February and additional discounts throughout the year.

Although Damon’s comments have drawn strong reactions, the position of the CEO remains clear because the JPMorgan culture will give the priorities of work within the office and determine its own policies.

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