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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jamie Dimon is a choad and so are you. What the staff is clearly saying is that his beliefs are telework are going to be consigned to the dustbin of history. [/quote]

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I was able to walk my dog, go to gym, do my groceries, meet up with friends for lunch, go to the library, walk in the mall and play with my kids when I was working from home. Going to office means I cannot do any of this during work hours.

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You think this is some kind of dunk on people who work from home but the fact of the matter is that if a worker has time to do all that from home and still get all their work done then there is literally zero material difference between them being in the office or not and you now have a happier, more loyal worker.

There is some weird disconnect where otherwise smart people refuse to see reason when they don't like how it's served. Like, pretend you're a manager and you're on a business trip on the other side of the country. You are performing your management duties as normal, assigning work and reviewing what your direct reports send you. Everything is all good, all tasks are completed and done well. For this thought experiment you are 3,000 miles away and only have phone and fax access so you have no way of knowing if everyone is in the office or if people are sneaking a day at home. So if you can't tell whether an employee is at work or at home based on the work product your employees send you when you have no way of knowing, why would it change anything if you did?

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In person if I get my work done by 11am I go help others. At home I goof off rest of day. That’s human nature. [/quote]

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