In a 2022 survey by FlexJobs, 45% of remote workers reported saving at least $5,000 a year. One in 5 reported saving $10,000 a year. The savings average out to about $6,000 a year
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2023/10/16/americans-save-money-by-working-from-home/71140252007/#:~:text=Remote%20workers%20report%20saving%20%245%2C000,to%20about%20%246%2C000%20a%20year.
Since covid, its increasingly hard for this company to hire decent employee. JPMC simply doesn't have access to top talent. All you have is coaster and mediocres.
This is going to be really bad for the company as they will lose the few good people they have left in each department. It will su-k for those who are left, but you know what, life will go on.
JP interns who got hired into CAP/SWE or analyst middle/back office roles in my and other groups are already interviewing at other places. Just yesterday kid in my own group was interviewing a desk over at another firm on zoom at lunchtime. No one wants RTO 5 days.
Your job isn't going to India or to any other country. It's going into the cloud servers connected to data centers and taken over by AI LLM's, AI agents, AI, AI, AI. Wake up people, AI is taking over as many human jobs as possible. And that job will never ever ever return to a human again as long AI or another technology after AI exists.
I’ve saved a ton of money working hybrid over the years. But JD doesn’t care. Time for him to go.
After COVID we all lost our one opportunity. If we had said in one voice "no" to the original RTO mandate, we wouldn't be here right now. Every single person should have refused. They couldn't fire the entire company. We failed when we had the chance.
It is more than what they can chew at the moment. They are setting up themselves for failure.
You don't get it down voter guy or gal, do you. YOUR JOB WON'T BE GOING TO ANOTHER YOUNG KID; it will be going to INDIA!
Stop crying down vote me. It was a blessing to work for JP go ahead and leave if we return 5 days I bet you another kid is dying for that seat and willing to take that offer.
Say good bye to the Savings that were off-setting all the inflations prices on consumers goods like Gas and Groceries.