New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- It's common for employees to check their phones and other digital devices during office meetings, a habit that many have grown into, particularly after the shift to remote and hybrid working.

However, some chief executive officers believe they need to re-establish fundamental meeting etiquette.

This push often involves setting clear rules around device usage, as many leaders feel that divided attention is undermining the purpose and productivity of in-person gatherings.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has been particularly blunt about this, reported Fortune.com.

At Fortune's Most Powerful Women summit in October, Dimon declared that he expects complete attention from everybody in the room.

"If you have an iPad in ...