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You speak as if execs are some depersonalized force of nature. But they are people and there aren't that many of them. JPMorgan CEO is one of them, and he seems
by im3w1l 3y ago
You speak as if execs are some depersonalized force of nature. But they are people and there aren't that many of them. JPMorgan CEO is one of them, and he seems to be saying he supports a shorter work week, but not a complete abolishment of work as some thinkers have proposed. If he says those are his views, do you have an argument for why we shouldn't take his word for it?
- nine_zeros 3y agoExecs are people. They are not uniformly the same. JPMorgan's billionaire CEO does not speak for the many decamillionaire CEOs who want to get into the billionaire club.
- quantified 3y agoHe's not going to accept a 3.5 hour workweek for JP Morgan and neither will his successor. Owners and managers will always squeeze hard. It's the nature of competition and he knows it.