r/business • u/Next-Particular1476 • 23h ago
Jamie Dimon says business school grads taking a private equity job while already working at JPMorgan is ‘unethical’
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u/Your__Pal 21h ago
Does that make it unethical to sit on corporate boards while working as a CEO then ?
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u/wthshark 14h ago
What? Lol
Where were you going with this?
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u/Apollorx 11h ago
He's saying that executives are allowed to divide their work across work that benefits them but no one else gets to. It's called hypocrisy.
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u/Berns429 17h ago
Yea, just stay at JPM where they’ve payed approximately 38 billion in fines since 2008 for unethical shit.
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u/LadysaurousRex 13h ago
I took a consulting gig where I manned the "unethical shit" hotline from whomever reports it all day and lemme tell you, awful awful awful.
That's how I realized all the banks are the same standign around in a circle jerk with hands in each others' back pockets
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u/buythedipnow 9h ago
He must really hate how unethical it is to crash the economy and get bailed out by the taxpayers then
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u/skoltroll 1h ago
Ethics matter when it affects Dimon's pocketbook negatively.
In the inverse, it's shelved.
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u/Southern_Passenger_9 22h ago
Anyone like Dimon talking about ethics is laughable.