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one JPMorgan Chase Executives told thousands of employees he hopes to be “busier” in a few days after bank CEO Jamie Dimon Slightly employee back Violating its five-day return to school policy.

The memorandum explains Morgan Office Culture Quote its outstanding employees while developing flexible work policies.

“We need more noise and scratches,” Rohan Amin, chief product officer of Chase’s consumer business, wrote in a memo last week. He cited calls for feedback on artificial intelligence that contributed to less than five Respond, and giving another example, in which internal bureaucracy prevented better outcomes.

According to two sources, some employees were criticized for criticism of Amin and they refused to make sure to discuss personnel matters. By contrast, another source said Amin received a lot of production feedback in response to the latest memo.

“A lot of things happened – to make office adjustments, open questions, real estate challenges,” Amin wrote. “I also know that uncertainty can be frustrating…that is, I have to ask: Where is the noise?”

Additionally, Dimon told CNBC on Monday that he respects employees who don’t want to enter the office five days a week, but said the policy will not change because it is best for customers and companies.

“I’m not against working from home, I’m not against where it doesn’t work,” he said, adding that 10% of the bank’s work is done remotely.

Some employees have sought advice from U.S. communications staff on how they set it upThis is a rare thing in the U.S. financial sector. Dimon told CNBC that the petition had received 1,200 signatures.

Asked about face-to-face work policies during staff meetings earlier this month, Reuters specifically reported Dimon’s response: “Don’t waste time. I don’t care how many people have signed a damn petition.” At the time.

Dimon told CNBC on Monday that he shouldn’t swear at a town hall meeting.