I like that the higher ups unfired the guy who asked the question, the boss that overreacted apologized, and that the guy asked his question respectfully. Overall I think everyone did nicely. I had thought JPMorgan just another corrupt powerplayer, and who knows, but I genuinely like them a little more from reading this.
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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I support the CEO on this position. His company. His rules. And I think he makes good points. Work from home is a fucking joke for most companies. I hope he doesn't backdown and keeps up this attitude.
I'd totally love to work for this guy. But I'm retired, so it wouldn't be better than my gig.
But if were working, he sounds like an awesome boss!
I’m retired
So you have no idea what wfh is like right now
Dude, I retired this year. So yes, I know what WFH is like. lmao
And it doesn't fucking matter what I think, it's the fact that most workplaces don't like it. You can deal with it or find a place that allows it. You are totally free to move to a job that supports you. No one is forcing anyone to work anywhere.
Nah, nobody is forcing you to work anywhere, because you are privileged enough to have enough capital.
Being able to move is also a privilege.
Basically you are advocating having employees bear the costs of management fee fees. Instead of defining concrete deliverables and KPIs, they would rather people be at their beck and call, be vulnerable to intimidation, and reduce employee mobility.
Nah, nobody is forcing you to work anywhere,
So you're being forced to work at a place you don't like? Really? They actually have armed guards keeping you there?
Basically you are advocating having employees bear the costs of management fee fees.
I'm not advocating shit. I'm not running the fucking companies. They're not my fucking companies. I'm saying you don't have to work at a company you don't like. I worked at plenty of places. And I quit plenty of good jobs, simply because I didn't wanna deal with assholish behavior.
In fact, the last place I worked used to be awesome. New management came in. I didn't like them. So I retired early and told them fuck off. It ain't that hard, friend.
Not every company had to run it like YOU want them to. You aren't in charge of the company. If you wanna start a company and run it like that, you are free to do that.
Stop fucking bitching like we are all prisoners. lmao
"Nah, nobody is forcing you to work anywhere,
So you’re being forced to work at a place you don’t like? Really? They actually have armed guards keeping you there?"
I am imagining a stereotypical marvel movie where the villain has an underground lair with a bunch of scientists in white labcoats who will either work there until the protagonist blows up their compound or be shot if they complain or try to quit.
Right?! That's how some on Lemmy seem to think things are here now. lolololol
Financial coercion, reduced employee mobility
Privilege
Most people have another 30 years of work ahead of them.
I'd say go read a book but you obviously feel, you got yours so it all works fine.
Most people have another 30 years of work ahead of them.
Depends on their age.
Are you really fucking mad because you are younger than me?! Da fuq?! Get tha fuck outta here...
Dude, I'd trade my retirement for your fucking age any day of the fucking week! lol
I'd be more derogatory if I was mad.
I'm disappointed.
You had the chance to change the world in a positive way.
:c
You had the chance to change the world in a positive way.
And I am. Just because you don't like what I do, doesn't mean it's wrong.
Maybe you should go change the world in a positive way rather than bitching on Lemmy. :)