In other cases, it's the telephone. Magda can put your call through as soon as her polish dries. Hierarchy is a big deal in The 1960 Office. Special parking, cafeteria, elevator and rest room facilities are maintained for the exalted leadership classes. And no one even feels guilty about it.
Empowerment is freely available only to the biggest of the big dogs.
Everyone else needs escalating layers of permission. Men of course wear hats to work, blue or charcoal suits, and white shirts with boring ties. Hardly any of the women are bosses. In The 1960 Office, it's great to be a guy. The toughest part will be to compete with rivals who are 40 years more advanced.