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Employees' car choices don't go unnoticed by their bosses

Is it a wise career move to show up at work in a car that's nicer than the one your boss drives?

Depends on which CEO you ask, according to USA Today.

Forty-four company leaders responding to an informal USA TODAY survey said they had an opinion on the question, and 26 of them said it was OK to pull into the parking lot driving wheels a cut above. That would fit the image of CEOs as free-market disciples who allow underlings to buy what they want — even if they upstage the boss.

Posted by Peter C. T. Elsworth  at 1:46 PM to Popular culture | Permalink

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