Thomas K. Montag, the bank\u2019s No. 2 executive, has long run its markets and corporate banking division with favoritism and an iron fist, employees say.<\/p>\n

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Early on in the pandemic, Bank of America found an innovative way to gauge the success of the bank\u2019s work-from-home experiment: a spreadsheet, distributed to team managers daily, that pitted the productivity of people working from home against those who were still showing up at the office.<\/p>\n

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