JPMorgan employees have formed secret chat groups to organize against CEO Jamie Dimon's strict return-to-office mandate.

The CEO of America's largest bank has once again defended his ironclad stance on remote work, obliterating a crowd of curious college students.

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JP 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.

Jamie Dimon discussed the employee who was briefly fired after questioning the CEO about JP Morgan's return-to-office policy during a town hall. JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon recently sparked a ...