- JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon criticised employees for being distracted by devices during meetings, labelling their behaviour "disrespectful."
- Dimon's comments highlight a shift in office etiquette, where constant device use during meetings has become commonplace.
- The rise of smartphones, social media, and instant messaging has contributed to this decline in attentiveness.
- The Covid-19 pandemic and the shift to remote work further blurred the lines between personal and professional life, exacerbating the issue.
- While a return to the office has occurred, the "always on" culture and constant connectivity continue to fuel device distraction, necessitating a broader cultural shift to address the problem.
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