JPMorgan CEO Says Something Everyone Can Agree On: "Kill Meetings" and Corporate Jargon

JPMorgan CEO Says Something Everyone Can Agree On: "Kill Meetings" and Corporate Jargon

As much as we wish it weren't so, the heads of big banks like JPMorgan get paid the big bucks for a reason — and the latest missive from Jamie Dimon, the institution's CEO and chair, is a perfect exemplar. Clocking in at a whopping 57 pages without footnotes, Dimon's annual investor letter pulled no punches when pillorying everyone's least favorite part of work. "Kill meetings," the JPMorgan chair wrote. "But when they do happen, they have to st…