Billionaire CEO Jamie Dimon: 7 simple rules to follow to be a successful boss

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is boss to more than 256,000 employees worldwide, including more than 170,000 in the United States. The company currently has a market cap of over $340 million, and Dimon himself is worth $1.3 billion, according to Forbes."At the end of the day, everything we do is done by human beings," Dimon says in his annual letter to investors, published Friday."For any large organization, great management is critical to its long-term success.

The higher up the management chain you go, the more you are going to need to depend on others, and that can be scary. "There are no 'friends of the boss' – everyone gets equal treatment. The door is universally open to everybody. Everyone knows that these leaders are only trying to do the right thing for customers and clients. They share the credit when things go well and take the blame when it does not," he writes.

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MakeIt “The company currently has a market cap of over $340 million”...ummm no BILLION.

MakeIt Uh, get bailed the F**K out jpmorgan

MakeIt Successful boss?... what a puff piece. This is the same guy who Rep. Katie Porter made look like a schmuck when she exposed how his underlings have trouble making ends meet, while he rakes in millions annually.

MakeIt Out of touch article after he got torched in Congress for paying employees slave wages. I guess his secret is to award himself massive bonuses while screwing the little guy?

MakeIt One rule is try not to look clueless. JP Morgan's billionaire CEO can't explain how one of his low-paid employees should budget her salary

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