HSBC's Jonathan Frostick cuts Zoom time after heart attack

A DORSET IT manager working for HSBC has vowed to spend less time on Zoom after suffering a heart attack. In a now-viral post on social media site LinkedIn, Jonathan Frostick, 45, said the first thought that flashed through his head as he began to suffer intense pressure in his chest was “I needed to meet with my manager tomorrow, this isn’t convenient”. He thought “how do I secure funding” for a work project, “I haven’t updated my will”, and last “I hope my wife doesn’t find me dead”. Mr Frostick’s LinkedIn post Mr Frostick, from Bournemouth, was working from home at the time, earlier this month, and fortunately was able to get the attention of his wife, who called the ambulance service. Updating his LinkedIn page, apparently from hospital, Mr Frostick said he had made several decisions as a result of his experience. “I’m not spending all day on Zoom anymore. “I’m restructuring my approach to work. “I’m really not going to be putting up with any **** at work ever again – life literally is too short. “I’m losing 15kg. “I want every day to count for something at work else I’m changing my role. “I want to…
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