- JPMORGAN CEO JAMIE DIMON Believes the best way to run a Meeting is to encourage Radical Honesty.
- Rather say trying to impress the boss, he advises putting your “Dead Cats” on the table.
- He made the remarks on tuesday at a conference hosted by Morgan Stanley.
If you work for Jamie Dimon, Fair Warning: The best way to impress Him at a Meeting might be to tell what your team is doing.
At a morgan stanley financial conference on tuesday, the jpmorgan chase Ceo said he have been toams to come to meetings and be radically hone the problems they’re facing so they can workshop.
The Ceo Said the Antidate for “Politics and Bs” in Meetings is to lay your cards out – or, as dimon put it: put your “dead cats on the table.”
He quoted a conversation he’d Had at lunch, saying a participant told Him: ‘We don’t have any dead cats. We have a few worthed ons. ‘”Dimon Said he replied:”‘ Go Put The Wounded Ons on the Table. ‘”
If Meetings are “Run for the Boss,” That’s Where Arise Problems, Dimon Said.
He Said One Reason People Focus on the Wrong Thing in Meetings is that they have fighting for resources – “for the Credit of Revens and Experts and One Set of Books.”
“People don’t allocate propperly, they’re not honest about their loss leaders, they give credit to the parts of the Company that don’t desert Credit,” He Said.
Dimon Said JPMORGAN Chase, America’s Larger Bank by Asssets, Strives to Assenions that Go Beyond The Numbers. He offered the example of JPMORGAN’s Small Business Credit Card Products, Saying they Compete with American Express, but with One-Third of the Size. “If you were running that business, i’d be ascing you, ‘What are they doing better?”
He Added: “I’m Fanatic About, ‘Are You Doing Your Marketing?” Or “What’s the ROI? What’s the returns?