Comment Re:No one could afford it. (Score 1) 382
It works that way already, just not in the way you seem to expect. If there's a meeting with IT people, the guy in the suit is sucking up to the guy in jeans, turtleneck shirt, or whatever. Not the other way around.
You realise there are different tiers of "guys in suits", no? A business suit isn't like a T-shirt, there's a lot more complexity and room for diversity.
Or, if they're consultants working in the same company, the guy in the suit is telling the other guy why he should dress like him even if it's the fucking summer, there's 40 degrees C outside and you need to have the AC wasting lots of energy so that the suit guys are comfortable, at the expense of course of the people who dress appropriately (for the weather at least) sneezing non-stop. The other guy in the meeting is the one who doesn't give a fuck.
Think of it as a uniform. Your opinion about it is entirely irrelevant.