Working from home 'has not worked', Wall Street bosses tell Davos summit trends now
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The British boss of Wall Street banking giant Citigroup yesterday warned that slackers working from home will be hauled back to the office for coaching.
Jane Fraser said that it was important for employees to collaborate together and learn from ‘eccentrics’ in the workplace as she did.
Other Wall Street bosses have expressed frustration at staff continuing to stay away since the pandemic, with one saying the practice ‘has not worked’.
Ms Fraser has been more open to the idea of flexible working than other New York banking bosses, but she made clear that a line had to be drawn.
Jane Fraser said that it was important for employees to collaborate together and learn from ‘eccentrics’ in the workplace as she did.
Larry Fink, chief executive of BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, was more forthright when he spoke at the same event, hosted by Bloomberg
She told an event at the World Economic Forum in Davos: ‘I believe that there’s an important balance
