JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, then told he could stay

Re:JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, ... by NomDePlum on Sunday February 16, 2025 @12:55AM (#43065717)

For context VP is not really a senior position in JP Morgan anymore. There is such a thing as a Senior VP too, but even that is usually gained by time served as opposed to suggesting someone with real decision making power.

Obviously the VPs in this case may have sway, but it sounds more likely they overstepped, creating a particularly unsavoury mess.

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Re:JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, ... by jdlshore on Sunday February 16, 2025 @02:05AM (#43066034)

That’s pretty typical for banks, as I understand it. VP is a low-level management position.

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Re:JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, ... by curtisblaine on Sunday February 16, 2025 @02:47AM (#43066188)

AFAIK, they split VP in two seniority levels, and they also split tech jobs into two tracks, manager and IC. So now, in practice, you get 4 flavours of VP. Same for EDs and, I think, MDs.

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Re:JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, ... by ravoori on Sunday February 16, 2025 @01:35AM (#43065911)

There is no official senior VP title at JP Morgan. The next rung on the ladder after VP is Executive Director

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Re:JPMorgan employee questioned Dimon's RTO mandate, fired, ... by Ologn on Sunday February 16, 2025 @01:56AM (#43066001)

Yes, the average VP at JP Morgan makes less than $200k. The VP title at banks does not mean what it means at other companies.

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