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AT&T CEO John Stankey Insists Employees Come to Meetings with Data-Backed Views

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AT&T CEO John Stankey requires employees to arrive at meetings with a clear point of view supported by data, emphasizing preparation as essential to productive discussions. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon echoes this sentiment, stressing that leaders must create environments where employees feel comfortable speaking up. Both executives are exploring how emerging AI tools can further improve the way teams prepare for meetings. Despite the rise of new technology, they maintain that thorough preparation remains a fundamental workplace expectation. The approach is aimed at eliminating unproductive, ceremonial meetings and driving more meaningful outcomes.

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