Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser is the first woman to head a major U.S. bank and she implemented No Zoom Fridays in her first month on the job. Wall Street Journal’s Vanessa Fuhrmans explains what kind of affect this change could have throughout the banking industry and beyond.
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How Citigroup CEO’s Zoom-Free Fridays Will Affect Banking Industry And Beyond | NBC News NOW
Please don't spin these trivialities as what women CEO's have to offer. It underestimate what women CEO have to bring to the table and undermines the forward momentum. Also, in practice a no Zoom Friday might result in people having to go into the office on Fridays.
Feministic reporting fails to outline CEO Jane Fraser cuts and reorganization plans. The new CEO is making the typical trimming of the careers like so many other CEO's before her. And here again we see the good old career life balance BS. CITI group is in it for the profit and always will be. This article feels like propaganda for purchase.