JPMorgan Chase CEO goes Viral over Work-life Balance Comment | Vantage with Palki Sharma

[@adityajain6630]

So that's why, Don't love your company, Love your Job because you never know when your company stops loving you!!

[@opiniwise]

Can't be said better👍👍

[@bharatbshetty]

Exactly 👍🏻

[@main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

Ruthlessly use your skills to get the max that you can get from your company....because that is EXACTLY what the company is doing to you. If you have the skills you can demand better pay/conditions or else tell them to fuck off...and you move on. ZERO involvement in a company other than the skills for which you are hired. The problem is that most people live WAY beyond their means but taking enormous loans to maintain an EMI filled "show off" lifestyle and therefore have very little wriggle room to negotiate with their company on a somewhat equal footing. Most will have to suck it up for at least 10 odd years.....but the ones who go minimalist during the 10 year period will have way better savings/investments and consequently fuck you money. That's when a savvy employee has an upper hand when it comes to negotiating a good deal with the company for good work life balance. 10/12 years of solid hands-on experience and you will be in demand.....and then the company needs you more.

[@bharatbshetty]

@@main_stream_media_is_a_joke True. Lack of key skills is the cause of fear of losing job

[@sondersrn8061]

I set my self up early retirement in case my company stops loving me . I will leave in my terms still working but leaving when I no longer want to work 🏥. 👋 FU money before you let me GO. 😁

[@pradeepj1774]

If you work for JP Morgan. You will realise it is not possible to have a work life balance. Because the work load is so high. It is impossible to log off on time. Your manager will expect you to complete your work on time even if the volumes are high. They are always understaffed because most of the managers want to show efficiency by reducing employees that's the main problem and even if you want to hire an employee to replace another who had left the team. the approval to get a new employee could take minimum 4 Months and the manager will have to give justification why they need a new employee. Most managers wouldn't want to go through this hassle so they try not to get a new employee. Jamie should try to sort this problem rather than blaming the employees for not having a work life balance. Worst part is your manager will question you why are you updating overtime. I cannot approve it. So they try not to show overtime at all. They never used to pay for overtime. Now they tell the employees not to update the exact overtime. So that you don't have to pay them.

[@tri-craniummusic6402]

i work n hv grt wlb at jpmc

[@ZenKaizen7]

When companies remove them selves from worker responsibilities, that’s when corporate slavery gets engrained

[@Littleboy159]

US investment banks creating artificial demand for USD by suppressing gold price to alter the flow of investment into treasures

[@ufehboss2566]

Every human has different working capability, it is a person's job to gauge if he can bear the workload or not. This is what Mr Dimon is saying

[@prasanna037]

Same in EY..bro

[@JohnGeranien]

It’s like the chicken farm owner telling the chickens ‘you decide your life quality’.

[@g.g2248]

Hahahha ur right that was good. It's all bullshit when he sits in his mansion and never had to work hard becuase his racist daddy inherited company.

[@4120306]

Only you could leave any time you want but the chicken can't.

[@GamerNxUSN]

If the chicken applied to be on the farm and chose to be there in exchange for compensation from the farmer.

[@shushuwu]

So there are 209 people here who don’t know what a job is🤦🏽‍♀️

[@cindymx02]

Can we? Really?​@@4120306

[@FiniteResources7734]

Jamie Dimon was born into wealth and privilege as his father and grandfather were stockbrokers and bankers in New York City. Dimon was appointed to a CFO position at age 30. He apparently did not spend much time working his way up and really can’t identify with a “regular” work experience.

[@GR8BALDY]

Facts. He unfairly bypassed everybody using his connections, gets into management young because of it, and then lectures everybody doing a ton of busy work for 11 hours a day so they dont get fired! Load of bs.

[@Basta11]

Not only that but he totally missed the financial crisis in 2008. The captain of a sinking ship who went on a lifeboat with other senior officers and then leaving the passengers and rest of the crew to themselves.

[@ricnyc2759]

Thank you for bringing the truth.

[@maderastuff]

Straight up profiteering crook

[@Scantronacon]

They really be sittin up there theorizing about a human beings work/life balance. I cannot believe this. I'm blessed to be a disabled vet but that's why I picked the air force bc I knew would be worked hard but I'd also earn time off every month and be taken care of. If you just take care your people they will go miles for you but private industry don't man. Hard realization when I became a civilian that they don't care at all really. Resigned twice since 2014 bc of jobs hurting my mental health. For what it's worth don't forget the power in be able to quit a job tho. The military made very grateful for that freedom of choice, being stuck in a job through contract is not the way

[@JimBob-ly6er]

Recession causing capitalists talking nonsense as always.

[@aprajita.makeup.film.dramaa]

Exactly! He doesn't even listen to himself while speaking shit

[@nid2861]

True

[@codelessunlimited7701]

Jamie Diemon is not even a capitalist, he is a fascist. He always have a love-connection to the federal government working in the central bank. This is the reason he was able to buy First Republic Bank for peanuts, because the FDIC was giving a life support until Chase Bank acquires all of it.

[@nareshagarwal772]

Why don't they give high hikes when times are good.. I don't understand And office goers are by default the highest group of Income tax payers,I don't know why Government doesn't take this into account... With such statements by a big big ceo it seems as if the western democratic way of life which guaranteed freedom is a joke... What would the difference then be between living in a country like China and living in a democracy. In India,things are so bad... Normal civilians doing small businesses don't want to pay irrespective of how fat or how thin they are making(money) While corporate job goers have to pay all taxes.

[@lucahartbrich3112]

He is not a capitalist. He is an oligopolist. And if all his dreams came true, he may even become a feudalist/monopolist. This is NOT capitalism.

[@dancemaniac3868]

It's the employee's job to maintain a work-life balance. It's the company's job to have flexible and supportive policies in place to make that possible for their employees.

[@island97]

That's impossible tho.

[@daleviker5884]

Companies aren't baby sitters or life counsellors. They offer a wage for labour. If you don't like what they offer then start your own business. And stop telling other people that they have to take responsibility for you.

[@bobserrano8130]

@@daleviker5884well said

[@Str953]

@@daleviker5884then we will take our "unlimited" PTOs as we wish don't step into our vacation.

[@ft9kop]

That's why birthrates have decreased so much​@@daleviker5884

[@TakluCal]

As a European CEO he’d be long gone.

[@RadicalLinguisticDescriptivism]

Jaime Diamon is a career criminal and should be in jail for his role in the 2008 collapse. He is a perfect example of why you should never trust the executive class. They hate you if you are a worker. They HATE you. C-suite gets those perks.... nobody who is working regular jobs gets massages, pilates or shrinks provided by the company... Diamon is again demonstrating his disconnection from average workers. Jaime Diamon is a horrible person and is advocating against the needs of workers every day of his life.

[@vipinkumar7]

It's the American population which has created this monstrous capital greed , and eventually they will be the first to pay the price for it

[@gimei-chan]

Dimon wasn't in charge during the 08 crisis. In fact, he helped the most to get the bank in better shape after the meltdown.

[@StephenCreagh-jm9ug]

@@gimei-chan”the bank in better shape” how exactly? Financial districts gaining stability doesn’t actually improve our quality life in the context of these people don’t actually give back to the people, and it seems that the wealth is driven back into the pocket of a already benefiting few. All I hear you say was, “he helped his wealthy friends stay wealthy”. I’ll have to do my research, but your input and perspective would be welcomed. Hope I’m not coming off as a dick, just a curious person engaging in conversation.

[@gimei-chan]

@@StephenCreagh-jm9ug It was, in the end, the government's decision to engineer a bailout for the major banks, so the banks took the best that they can. You cannot just blame the banks for everything; you also have to blame the government. Did you know that banking is one of the most regulated industries, even before 2008? As for your question, yes, it did help the wealthy people immensely, but it also saved the money of millions of Americans that had deposited in their banks. Also remember that most people cannot buy a house and a car without the banks; most startups wouldn't exist without the banks; most businesses (large or boutique), where you buy your favorite products from, cannot function efficiently without the banks. Collapsing of the banks would have led to a real economic depression. In a free market capitalism, the banks would have been left to collapse, but the cronies, who wouldn't exist without all these government regulation, made sure that they got bailed out of this.

[@gimei-chan]

@@StephenCreagh-jm9ug you are correct that his wealthy friends stayed wealthy, but he wasn't the one who helped the most --- the government did. If this had happened a 100 years ago, those wealthy bankers would have gone bankrupt. But the government believed that it's better to bail them out and make the bankers even more rich, so that the common man does not lose his life savings and pensions. They wouldn't risk temporary austerity measures in time for the next reelection ;)

[@fern8580]

who is responsible for protecting work life balance ? in France , the law .

[@financialvigilante365]

And there is no work, only benefits

[@fern8580]

@@financialvigilante365 work ethic is common in France like everywhere on earth.25 per cent of french workers have the dame net salary than in china,around 10000 rmb per month,net in the pocket 😁

[@nictheperson6709]

Honestly that's how it should be. Let the companies focus on making money, and let the government focus on protecting the workers. The problem comes when the roles get mixed up.

[@renebleu8711]

France have bigger problems in than work life balance

[@sierraecho884]

So people who make the law who have nothing in common either with you or the business, what a great idea....

[@linthoi6456]

Yeah !! It’s very easy to maintain work-life balance when companies overload you with work, and say company strives for mental and work-life balance !!

[@NiravJoshi]

If thats the case, fight back and after doing that nobody listens, quit and find new job. He is right, it is certainly everybody’s individual responsibility to take care of oneself.

[@reeeeel2858]

​@@NiravJoshialmost every company is same here ,no rules or policies to stop that ,they take people for granted and dump loads of work while boasting about their policies on work life balance

[@suryanshshukla0777]

@@NiravJoshi bs bs

[@mercymary1004]

​@@NiravJoshi: When all employers are having same attitude what the worker will do ? What is the way eradicate this modern slavery in renowned Companies ?

[@mercymary1004]

​@@reeeeel2858yes dear. This is called modern slavery.

[@atekle1382]

little has changed since medieval times.

[@RonnieMyers777]

Under rated comment 🙏🏾

[@atekle1382]

@@RonnieMyers777 cheers

[@Boc3phu5]

Absolutely. He is right it is our job. So take the steps to correct that imbalance. Quit the corporations.

[@adw6894]

Do it yourself. Or are you waiting someone else do it for you too? Lol

[@kandisphere8828]

That's why I love working in Germany; the government ensures that employers comply, and also MOST employers are considerate.

[@racpatrice]

That's awesome

[@GiteshRishi]

Taxes in germ many💀

[@merlefernandes5863]

Soon your jobs will go to countries where they can exploit the employees. Sadly

[@redbeard6669]

God damn Capitalists. "Work harder so we can get richer and if you don't have enough time for your family, That's on you.."

[@txs063000]

Then when Gen Z "quiet quits" to take work life balance as their own responsibility, these same people cry and throw a fit 😂

[@Xiosoranox]

Was gonna say, CEO is fucked up but partly right. This abuse is only still happening because old people stick too hard to outdated "principles". I have Gen-Z coworkers and they have no problem taking PTO, will not go above and beyond without compensation, and will absolutely have another job lined up in an hour if the manager has a problem.

[@mjj0829]

Quiet quits is nothing to do with this. It is just rude to the people you work with. I agree the companies should support having healthy balance between work and non work but quiet quits is just fucking bailing in the middle leaving other people in the shit. Those quiet quitters don't deserve anything

[@fabulouslife4646]

​@@Xiosoranox old people are afraid to lose their jobs. Because 40 is considered old in corporate America, and there are still kids to send through school.

[@fabulouslife4646]

​@@mjj0829one day, you will realize that they Re the smart ones.

[@mjj0829]

@@fabulouslife4646 oh yeah cuz people do ask about people. So you just disappear from a place and try to get a job somewhere else in the same industry? Good luck. Once somebody quits like that that person's name gets known among the team al the way up. Next time, and people in the same industry are connected. So they'd better switch the industry or start their own thing in another industry.

[@josdesouza]

It's your job, not ours, proletarian. We don't need to sell our labour force, you do.

[@fitforfreelance]

So that means you're empowered to control the terms of your relationship with an employer, right?

[@Reformed322]

Literally easier said than done when you are the ceo of the largest bank and you can do whatever, whenever you want. He doesn’t adhere to any work policies. He’s an idiot.

[@joebiden123mail5]

Its not just an idiot its evil

[@4120306]

You think it's "easier said than done" when you are the CEO of the largest bank? YOU are the idiot here.

[@peopleofearth6250]

He's not an idiot. He's a psychopath. He knows he's lying and doesn't care one bit.

[@4120306]

@@peopleofearth6250 Sure. Anyone who doesn't pamper you is a psychopath.

[@caiseyer4928]

When you work beyond the 8hrs shift + 4hrs travel time, you're just gonna be too tired to do anything else.

[@adw6894]

Image being a woman, and after come home from work, you also has to do all the childcare, housework, elder care, and then have to serve sex to a broke husband. Lol. Women with family work 16 hours a day. No wonder more and more women want to be single and child-free.

[@aboucard93]

40% of Americas don't use all their paid time off because they can't use it all. Companies demand more and more from their employees and most companies don't offer therapy to manage burnout. My company offers therapy and my productive has skyrocketed

[@adw6894]

Employees are as greedy as employers. Most have no loyalty and switch companies as soon as they offer slightly higher pay. They are as greedy as them.

[@SummersJourney-d5d]

As an American, I know that most companies in the U.S. do provide various benefits to professional employees including (health care insurance, gym/fitness classes, time off and access to EAP services (which offers free unlimited mental health counseling by phone, as well as free legal and financial consultations). This is pretty much standard in the U.S. for professional workers. I definitely take advantage of EAP services after having an issue with family. I could have certainly found my own provider via my insurance, but it was easier for me to just contact EAP through my employer to discuss the matter. It is confidential unless you threaten to harm yourself or you are engaging in elder abuse.

[@lilacangelblue2404]

​@adw6894 why be loyal to a company that isn't loyal to you? Why bother with a company that would lay you off with no warning to replace you with someone they think is better, cheaper, faster?

[@TheJackrat]

@@SummersJourney-d5d for some reason this post does not sound like an American or a worker.

[@SummersJourney-d5d]

@@TheJackrat It is odd that you actually believe everyone is in the same predicament (i.e. unhappy with work, no work life balance etc.). That is not my story. I am blessed and appreciative. I understand my story is not universal, but it doesn't change the fact that it is my experience as an American and the experience of many of my professional work colleagues.

[@sidhucer00789]

Bank employees need to unionize.

[@chongli9362]

Instead of unionize, why not bank employees open their own bank and put everything they want in practice?

[@peopleofearth6250]

Maybe you should do research before asking stupid questions.

[@RanmaRios]

Credit unions are a thing

[@paris9332]

What he says is correct. It is employee’s responsibility. Say no when your work interrupts your work life balance. Switch or speak up.

[@joyboyboy5149]

Say no at your own peril...Next thing you know...your boss ask you to find another job..

[@Mira-pm3ni]

​@@joyboyboy5149 not a bad thing to ask 😂

[@daleviker5884]

@@joyboyboy5149 If someone else is prepared to work longer hours than you then it's understandable. Start your own business and you can pay yourself and your staff whatever you like.

[@reloaderify]

@@joyboyboy5149 At least that is better than submitting your life to such Capitalists!!

[@-_-me6592]

@@joyboyboy5149Act in accordance with your name “JoyBoy”

[@asareereresearchfoundation2610]

Ask anyone working in JP India.. they will tell you how high work load given and proper work life balance is not good

[@Diqqqqq]

nobody ask to keep work at JP. just quit. be own boss, open chai tea shop across the street. add some sand in the cup for people..

[@asareereresearchfoundation2610]

@@Diqqqqq easy said than done... Try opening one chai shop then you will know the pain of the process... My frnd is running one..

[@natraj6120]

very true i worked for 4.5 yrs . extremely bad company. employees are taken granted and no personal life. always a survival game there

[@TennessisET]

in East Asia, employees of "international companies" (aka western conglomerates) often die cos of exhaustion. And if you write it in your blog or mention it in professional environments, you will get sued for "damaging reputation". Cos in East Asia you can be sued for defamation, even if things you're telling are TRUE. And you never see any mainstream media or big influencers talking about exhaustion deaths. Cos "international companies" can't be bad. They bring us only light and goodness and democracy and civilization and rainbows and sunshine and... and...

[@diadon5674]

​@@Diqqqqqhere comes a slave

[@kawrno5396]

It's 100% responsibility of every company not to overload workers with works. If you must overload your less amount of workers, you need to answer these questions: 1) Is your business still relevant? 2) Why can't you make more demand for your product or service so that you can hire more people? 3) What's with the 'more profit' mindset? Control of population and greed of owners is required. It's just like oil companies shift the blame on individuals about carbon footprint.

[@woyblank751]

This woman makes anything sound interesting. Bless this channel.

[@ramirodelagarma6884]

According to a survey published in January 2020, 69% of employees responded being "not happy" at his company.

[@4120306]

They could quit any time.

[@YourNotSoPerfectYoutuber]

This year survey would be worst 😂😂

[@peace-or2cp]

And it may be more because some will be concerned that their answers will be shared with the company.

[@surajjsingh8543]

My manager working in jp morgan left reached home and died of heart attack

[@GiteshRishi]

I am laughing out of desperation

[@laxmis7713]

Happy workers are those who know how to say NO and make management happy, they will also have work life balance

[@nalenilambourdiere9620]

Most jobs keep requiring employees to do more work for the same pay, it's never enough, undermining their moral.

[@4120306]

Instead of doing more, try doing something different that will create more output (income).

[@PavolFilek]

99 % of people work for 1 % of uneducated people with a lot of money, BTC and GOLD.

[@PavolFilek]

@GvonniGeogio Yes, educated people do not collect stuff or money or gold, this things are useless. But only educated understands. You gave me proof. Thanks a lot. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6fKf2ideNp_l8U

[@hondaopportunity8107]

You may want to reword this a bit, you mean most of the 1% are educated, that is a fact. However the fact that you are a college grad person doesn't make you more educated or less, it is up to the individual. See, there is a paradox with this. Read before you answer.

[@PavolFilek]

@@hondaopportunity8107 you are wrong, all people on Earth are uneducated. Tell me who is educated, and I will show you, that he has only 0.0000001 % of my knowledge. Bye.

[@NoOne-kx7zs]

​@@hondaopportunity8107He should have written 1% with generational wealt and contacts

[@frost1804]

Then I'd rather be uneducated.

[@jakeroxas6]

Yes! Thank you for telling the truth!

[@nid2861]

My ex boss' favourite sentence was "Can we stretch over the weekend?" i.e. can you work for free on the weekend after dedicating all weekday evenings to work as well. And it was a sentence said very very often

[@michaelknott7750]

They make you feel like you need to pitch in to help the team! However, the person demanding some random project timeline has to be met doesn't need to work as a team?

[@OptimusPrime-x9x]

Ever since my company started talking about work-life balance, we’re doing more with less manpower.

[@TheEncounterThunderBolt]

In the old days of colonialism, people were forced to work as slaves without any benefits (Master and Slave). In today's modern world, with human rights and so on, this has transformed into employment with no work-life balance and low pay (Employer/Employee). From ruling another land as a colony to calling it an overseas territory, it's the same old story, just under a different name. The point is that certain exploitative practices from the past may have been rebranded but still persist in different forms today. The shift from overtly oppressive systems like slavery and colonialism to more subtle forms of exploitation in modern employment and geopolitical relationships suggests that while the terminology and outward appearances have changed, the underlying dynamics of power and inequality often remain.

[@clare_jordin]

This is definitely true

[@BlackManTravels]

From 9 to 5, you have my time and effort. Thats all!

[@Chiranjivi-ux3yw]

This is where the elites and the ordinary differ. We live in different universes and our experience of life aren't even comparable.

[@daleviker5884]

Nothing is stopping you from moving to the other universe. People do it every day, but it takes hard wok, which rules out the chunk of the population that uses their free time to complain on the internet.

[@Emidretrauqe]

​@daleviker5884 Upwards mobility can be measured, you know.

[@whoanelly737-8]

He’s right. And when the company crosses my line, I push back and even move on.

[@estebanhenriquez3491]

Right, it’s our responsibility. But then, when we deny working FORCED overtime, Management and the Company as a whole comes after your job! I work 12 to 14 hours a day, sleep 7 hours, and am left with 3 hours to commute back and forth, eat dinner, and shower.

[@Somaaliman]

Capitalist mindset...

[@jfern6673]

we can always go back to the rule of jungle.. the strongest and fittest.. what says you?

[@gregzz]

You mean accountability is capitalism?

[@nishantnimish7825]

Much better than beggar socialism

[@Satanreincarnation-zg6sl]

NO! It is a NAZI mentality.

[@rollsroyce4249]

North Koreans would disagree

[@jakeroxas6]

Way to go! Palki Sharma

[@lalat5899]

These rich people are getting so bold 😂😂

[@vimukthiaravinda6288]

The company is not their assets, the company is therie employees. whitout employees their is no company.

[@mimih23]

It’s our job to communicate role imbalance within teams, discrimination, favoritism, and merit-based disparities such as flattening your top performer and expecting them to carry the weight of others who don’t even try or are nowhere near the same in caliber expected on the job. It’s our responsibility to voice our concerns before it impacts us mentally. But if a company ignores it, there are options or adios!

[@nalenilambourdiere9620]

Each person has to decide what taking care of themselves means.

[@antonio_alfa]

After reading some comments I almost have to apologise for this: The job/activity has to be FUN ! Walk away if its not! I always did, sure not easy, but absolutely necessary. Otherwise you are wasting your life, doing something you dont like for somebody you dont like, OMG. ENJOY LIFE ! LESS MONEY? SO WHAT !

[@daleviker5884]

Unfortunately the audience on here has been brainwashed with the notion that someone else is responsible for their life. The idea that they can do something else, or god forbid work for themselves, does not ever enter their head.

[@Shikuesi]

Many vital infrastructure/tech jobs are definitely not fun to anyone... except maybe a personality type that constantly gets sneered at in media

[@epicriosonlinemoney3654]

"“If You Work Hard on Your Job, You Can Make a Living. If You Work Hard on Yourself, You Can Make a Fortune." - Jim Rohn

[@realSimoneCherie]

If everyone had their own business, everyone would have a company of 1 ...

[@ankitkumar440]

My job to only spend 8 hr. Not beyond that. No matter if your job can be done in 8 hr or not

[@altanenbaum7708]

Thanks

[@progressivebusiness4537]

He’s right. Work/Life balance is the person’s responsibility. However, after lockdown company’s demands and unpaid overtime have become so bad, it’s really difficult to have a life.

[@qwill8254]

Brilliantly said .... Survival of the fittest.

[@icecold8974]

I agree which is why I decided to work for a company that provides a 4 day work week. I spend Friday sat and Sunday with family and friends. I use my pto and personal day to rest and take my family on vacations. I use sick leave when I’m not feeling well. It’s your responsibility

[@aerinlee7552]

Then don't ask workers to stay after hours to liaise and entertain irrelevant people.

[@ragus1416]

From my perspective, work-life balance is mostly related to individuals. If you really want to move higher and higher in your career and up the ladder quickly, you need to pay the price, which in this case is your personal life. If you want to maintain a work-life balance, then you should not expect quick career growth or rapid ascension up the ladder. You might view other employees on your team as challengers, prompting you to work more hours to move faster than your colleagues. It is up to individual choice. Some of us want to climb the career ladder quickly and are willing to sacrifice personal life for it. Others prefer to work only the stipulated hours and move slowly up the career ladder. I see both types of people in the company. When the choice is yours, please don't blame the company.

[@TheMarcuslindberg]

Sadly many companies don't have merit as a criteria on whom to promote.

[@factcheck8481]

After 8hrs of work, its my job not your job

[@SolidSnake2025]

True, is the responsibility of an employee to do that, but there should be protections in place to make the employeers respect such decision. Overtime should be payed always, to be optional, been able to ignore calls out of the shift, any training should be made during the shift and a long etc.

[@garnetrose6162]

Companies expect us to complete 14 hrs of work in 8 hrs

[@arijitsanyal6298]

He is absolutely correct, taking care of our mind, spirit, body, friends, family and taking time out for all of them is our job. Just like creating a successful business is the job of the businessmen. But a business can only succeed provided there are enough opportunities, protections and support from the government (ease of doing business) and just like that, we can only take care of everything if the company gives us an opportunity.

[@elcordobes-i1h]

The very fact that he is saying this clearly demonstrates that the corporation cares more about themselves and doesn't give a damn about your life outside work. Otherwise, this would not be an issue worth addressing.

[@michaelmancusosthoughts]

That was shockingly insightful! Great piece!

[@CCChing-wl9ir]

One of the biggest reason for work life imbalance most employees experienced is contributed by managers and all managers' reporting leads back to the CEO. So that's a load s*** of bull when he says it's not his job. Employees are asked to do what should've been done by his manager. Employees are doing 2 person work because the other guy is leaving on time for happy hour with the boss. Employees are doing overtime because resources are limited during normal work hours. Employees are working on weekends because incompetent managers come up with work schedules on Friday, not Monday. Yeah, all these are the doings of employees eh Mr. Dimon?

[@maurya83]

That's right. It's my job to take care of my life, family. None of company's business. AND it's company's job to pay enough and provision for 99 days of paid leave. This is perfect solution.

[@MikeNdawula]

Just love this lady

[@ricardoarevalo6369]

When you are part of the billionaire class it is very different than when you make $15 dollars per hour no health care, day care etc

[@sitiscans]

What you have to tell of Doctors who work atleast 10 hours a day and sometimes even odd hour calls, more so the obstreticians and ICU staff .. at 66 I feel if I don’t work I would degenerate

[@James_Baggott]

It's both. That schmuck grew up never taking responsibility. Glad I don't bank with Chase. As for the PTO stat, my previous employers never let people take their PTO.

[@consciouscrypto3090]

The reality is, if you're in the kinds of jobs where you have Jamie Dimon in the management team above you, you're probably getting lots of perks to 'destress' and lots of benefits. So it comes down to how ambitious you are vs wanting 'balance' in your life now. You're competing with the other employees who are equal to you in ambition. So how ambitious are you right now? Well that is entirely up to you. It's the workers at places that don't pay much and don't give any paid time off (or massages/pilates) that have little choice. They either work enough to pay the rent or become homeless.

[@rubyjimenez8734]

I hate when all the focus is on individuals versus systemic change for that work life balance to actually take place. A very reductionist way to look at this issue.

[@natrajanrajasekaran]

People push the issues they can not solve to the other side. It is natural.

[@Emidretrauqe]

And if you're really really good at it, you might just find a career in corporate leadership

[@curoseba5363]

Work-life balance is a work of the community. No one can do it alone. Companies MUST create a healthy environment. They are stupid because when you have a family-friendly environment you have more productivity. Period. But, ultimately he is right! People need to take matters in their own hands. Use your sick days, vacation. Take LOA whenever the law allows it. Exchange shifts with your coworkers wherever possible. Change your job if you don’t feel happy. Don’t be greedy. Create a budget at home and when you meet your expectations don’t seek more. Prioritize time with your family and kids. That’s it.

[@incognito4344]

He is talking as if he is JP Morgan, he don’t see one day he is going to be a retired old man sitting outside the JP Morgan.., we the workforce must just walk out globally for one week to see how everything will move.., Gen Z must make a movement and bring these corporate to account.

[@emekakhamun7005]

Outlook doesn't look that good. Gen z was gung-ho on taking the meds from a 64yo billionaire eugenicist.

[@AS-eq2qm]

Well that's a company i don't want to work for. Working a 40-hour job 5 days a week. LIMITS you from doing things in your personal life. It is what it is. That's so sad he would say that

[@femifasusi453]

He's very right. After all, he didn't say they are removing all the necessary support systems. On the contrary, he's asking each employee to take responsibility for their health, well-being family, friend and so on. That's a personal decision you can't leave to any employer to make for you.

[@Kevin-jc1fx]

The implications are disingenuous. Of course you are responsible for your choices, however, your company imposes a lot of choices on you and you can't just do as you please. They decide where you work, when you work there, who you work with, what you work on and this takes up the largest portion of your time. If that time is made miserable, there is little to nothing you can do in the remaining time to offset that. Hence the company has a big responsibility in this.

[@hzkasgl4752]

Well said.. fact 💯

[@NiravJoshi]

He is absolutely right. One has to take care of themselves. I have seen many employees not take any advantage of the benefits given by the company including but not limited to paid time off

[@Kevin-jc1fx]

Very often it is frowned upon to fully take advantage of it, that's why. When you violate those unwritten rules, they make you pay for it one way or the other. Of course, they will not say that was the reason but if you are a bit smart, you'll understand. Companies with unlimited PTO tend to have less people taking time off than a capped time off company. Of course, officially you can but you will be seen as not being a team player or some other nonsense like this. They will be harsher with you during performance reviews and you won't be considered for promotions. If there are layoffs, you will be first in line. Those can be some retaliations for fully using the benefits you are given.

[@manasac3102]

Lol if the work volume is so high that you can't even take time aside for all these facilities

[@phipsdeus2]

He’s right, it is our responsibility. That’s why I only accept remote roles.

[@face2lune]

"My life's transformation still astonishes me! From a modest lifestyle to earning over 78k monthly from investing in the financial market, I'm grateful for this incredible journey. Hard work, determination, and wise financial decisions have made this possible. I'm living proof that dreams can become reality!"

[@coolben854]

I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or bitcoin and stocks..

[@rougeur]

I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more…

[@face2lune]

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[@rougeur]

I’m Glad i stumbled on this. Please, if its not too much of a hassle for you, can you drop the details of the CFP that assisted you and how to get in touch….

[@face2lune]

@@rougeur I get guidance from *Susan Tori Davis* Most likely, the internet should have her basic info..

[@NolanMurphyWhitehead]

If he's saying the employees responsibility to clock out at 5 and reject the unpaid overtime, I agree. But I feel like that's not what he's saying

[@LeaverWild]

He’s right. Absolutely. It’s not their job to make sure I have work/life balance just like it’s not my job to make sure they earn profits. That’s why I only give my job as much as they pay for - 40 hours/week and not a minute more. If I have a work problem, it is no longer a problem outside of work hours. It’s THEIR problem, not mine. They call that a “lack of ownership” at eval time. I think they lack ownership too. I make sure my resume stays updated and my professional relationships stay strong.

[@PalmBeachDog]

If the companies not looking out for you, then you need to be your own advocate.

[@manasac3102]

It's not about not working extra. The deliverables that you have itself are too high. It's 2 persons deliverables given to one person to save costs

[@michaelknott7750]

It's true. They are working for their profits/bonus, so why can't you just work for your paycheck?

[@jonnylong7927]

If there was mutual respect employers would stop trying to get as much work out of people for as little as possible, and then blaming the employees for everything.

[@pearls1626]

Who gave him the right or authority to give such advice!

[@LighteningOne]

Who gave you the right to comment here... Right? Same for everyone.

[@nataliemunoz8600]

Its shared responsibility.

[@puggleski6097]

Accha, jamie. Throwing the plebs under the bus eh. Theek hai. Hum dekhenge.

[@sidharthpalakkode5509]

I agree its my responsibility. I choose the environment i want to work in. I used to he so worried about my job in my toxic environment. I will never go back to living like that in my life.

[@njabulombuyazi5132]

Regardless of your opinion towards him, everything about your life is on you. Organisations wont change to accommodate you, rather move to a different company. You have to be your own Hero

[@markquirico1079]

I accept that comment if the companies should ensure that employees only work 8hours per day, 5 days per week with manageable workload and realistic deadlines. No unpaid work outside of working hours and employees cannot be forced to work outside of their working hours.

[@AnilKumar-xl2te]

it sounds harsh but it is true. don't work more hours work smartly

[@helbertasprilla]

They don't care about you!!! Stop believing that these billionaires care about our lives outside of work is only fooling yourself.

[@Satadru-z9z]

As an Indian, i agree with him. He didn't say anything wrong

[@OptimusPrime-x9x]

It’s always the guy making more money than he knows what to do with telling everyone under him to do more.

[@aravinddnivara803]

Useless discussion. No one forces anyone to join any private company or asks them to stick on.

[@er5bm]

Your logic in invalid due to reservations in Govt jobs not to mention bribery involved in getting the govt job.

[@Kevin-jc1fx]

This is as smart as saying that domestic abuse is a useless discussion because "no one forces anyone to get married". Indeed a very naive look at life.

[@nextentrepreneur9288]

@@Kevin-jc1fxPerfect analogy!

[@D402S]

Then by that logic every country on earth should impose 100% tax on every company on earth. If they don't want to be taxed, then don't start any company 😂🤦‍♂️

[@JesterofRichiousness]

I see, so if jobs don't pay livable wages. Then it's the workers fault.

[@God_emperor_Doom]

I think he's correct 💯 He's super BASED Absolutely agree with him. We should be disciplined and push ourselves further instead of being a lazy wanker

[@Dave-my1we]

It is 100% an individual responsibility. If you don’t like the work/life balance that your employer allows YOU to create, YOU need to leave and find an employer that is more suitable to YOUR definition of ‘balance.’ YOU own your life. Nobody else. YOU decide to stay or go. YOU decide what ‘balance” is right for you. 100% YOUR decision. Your new employer may pay more or may less. They may have a benefit package that you like more or less. YOUR decision.

[@jonnywick4402]

Thank you mate. I realized that after been with a company thats is so toxic to the point they even get into your personal life. Thats why you have to job hooping and no is not a bad thing, you need to find the right place to work where you feel appreciated

[@davidmurphy291]

@@jonnywick4402 precisely. This is the internet and folks like to spew all sorts of nonsense. But in reality, we each own our own lives. If you don’t like the “balance” at your work, change jobs or start your own business. Don’t like your pay? Same thing. Don’t like your commute? Same thing. Dont like the cost of living in your town? Move. Don’t like the way wealth is distributed? Start your own business and distribute its wealth - the wealth it creates - as you wish as the owner. Don’t like capitalism? Emigrate to a socialist country and see if that is a better fit for you.

[@trevorsutherland5263]

I got my degree in Finance in 1994 and semi-retired last year; I have all I need and most of what I want. However, I do sometimes miss my business suits, comfy commute by train or luxury car, view of the expressway from the 45th floor, etc. of my first 20 years of work life. The last 8 to 10 years really have been a letdown: Christmas parties banned, speaking to pretty co-workers now as risky as playing football in a minefield, etc. I'll come back for 5 more years, 100% in office like its 2005 again, and replace the lazy slackers who won't come in. I'll do it for only $500K a year. I can start anytime..."

[@pjacksreads536]

I agree in many ways. If everyone agreed and stop letting these companies work us like slaves we can accomplish a balance. However when others are sitting there waiting for you to say no and get fired it’s difficult to make decisions to balance your life. Sometimes it comes down to keeping a roof over our heads or creating a balanced life.

[@abodemetto8127]

Do you expect your employer to save ur soul?😂😂😂😂

[@mrinmoysaikia]

It is a fight between people who don't have money but want money and people who have money but want time of someone else's life.

[@hesamusa]

He's right, stop being a victim

[@visualizestudios84]

It is two ways. Having a work life balance boost productivity and engagement hence retention of talents. Its both employer and employee responsibility. Employer can provide the tools & policies on work life but employees have to leverage the tools & policies for their own worklife balance.

[@anandr9634]

Well Said Sir !!

[@devious17]

WLB = What is stated in the appointment letter indicating daily working hours. The problem is when the mediocre managers use it against you.