Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, advocates for a focus on jobs over college admissions, emphasizing the importance of well-paid jobs for graduates. Dimon highlights alternative pathways to successful careers beyond a 4-year college degree, such as vocational jobs with salaries ranging from $40,000 to $70,000. Additionally, Dimon praises Texas for its business-friendly policies and urges areas like New York City to attract more investment.
In the work experience versus college experience debate, the former has won a powerful new advocate: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. https://t.co/eIIljaQ5t2 https://t.co/FHZFU2b8sp
Jamie Dimon of $JPM has applauded Texas for its business-friendly policies and said other areas including New York City should do more to attract investment, per Bloomberg.
"You can be a welder, you can be a coder, you could be cyber, you could be automotive—all of those jobs are $40,000 to $60,000, $70,000 a year,” said JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. https://t.co/eIIljaQ5t2 https://t.co/EOKuuFkIK2
A 4-year college degree shouldn’t still be considered the only pathway to a successful career in 2024 – life experience & work ethic matters. That’s why I became the first Member of Congress to officially drop college degree requirements for my office.
'The focus should be on getting jobs:' JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says colleges should be measured by whether students get well-paid jobs when they graduate https://t.co/1w4bz33AeM https://t.co/ZhSD8B3iWX
Jamie Dimon wants to see more focus put on jobs instead of college admission. https://t.co/z0bCNO5scm