Oxford Commas?

I was networking with an analyst the other day and he told me that apparently most bankers do NOT like oxford commas, and suggested that I remove them from my resume. I thought this was weird because all my english teachers would always shit all over me for not using them, so I kinda assumed that using them was the safest option in a relatively conservative industry like banking. Wanted to see what the general consensus here was. What do y'all think? Yay or nay on the oxford comma? 

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In the words of my MD "I never went to Oxford so why do I have to use the Oxford comma?"

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