At one of the world's oldest financial services companies, JP Morgan Chase &Co, team productivity has declined since working from home was implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

As exposed in Bloomberg, labor production was affected on Mondays and Fridays, particularly. In addition, there is a concern of senior executives about the lack of organic interaction, which cannot be replaced by remote work. That's why america's largest bank urges its workers to return to the offices as soon as possible.

Bloomberg also notes that the bank has noticed a decline in productivity across all workers, however, JP Morgan Chase & Co executives express greater concern for younger workers, believing they are losing learning opportunities by not being in the offices.

The financial company's findings open up debate about the level of performance of employees at home compared to what they present working from offices, showing that remote work may not be as positive, at least for some job functions.

In response, JP Morgan told its top aides in certain areas that they would be required to return to their offices by September 21, the strongest move a U.S. bank has taken so far to renovate its workplaces.

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As stated in Management,a study conducted by Impulso found that 80% of executives prefer to work in an office. Also, more than 50% prefer to work with 3 to 6 people in the same office.

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