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Like Jamie Dimon, AT&T CEO says if you attend a meeting, you need to show up prepared—he ‘craves’ people who don’t just sit back and observe
AT&T’s John Stankey and JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon agree: Meetings should be worth everyone’s time—and attendees shouldn’t be afraid to disagree.
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AT&T CEO John Stankey said he prefers employees who arrive at meetings ready to contribute rather than merely listen. In a joint interview with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on LinkedIn, Stankey explained that the company’s cultural documents include a rule that participants must do their homework before a meeting. He emphasized that surrounding oneself with “yes‑men” does not lead to success and that he values active discourse. The CEO’s stance highlights a shift toward more prepared, participatory meetings at the telecom giant.
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