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IBM CEO Krishna splits with Dimon over device use rules in meetings

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has taken a firm stance against device use during meetings, calling it disrespectful and a waste of valuable time. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, however, takes a more nuanced position, distinguishing between large and small meeting formats. Krishna views large gatherings primarily as information-sharing sessions, where device use may be acceptable. In contrast, he expects full, undivided attention from participants in smaller, face-to-face meetings. The differing views from two prominent CEOs highlight an ongoing debate around workplace meeting etiquette in the digital age.

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