(Bloomberg) -- Jamie Dimon has joined the legion of chief executive officers extolling the virtues of small teams. Teams tasked with innovation, he suggested, should be tightly sized to match the tight focus required of them. “It’s not just investment banking or the investment banking health-care sector; it’s having the right team to win in health-care pharma or medical devices. The tactic he recommends: creating tiny teams devoted to the task at hand. If there’s consensus on which systems to invest in, Dimon wrote, they’re likely to be “reusable and highly efficient,” reducing the risk that they become artifacts of bureaucratic bloat.

Source: Mint April 06, 2026 19:37 UTC