Jobs Gates Dressed As Silicon Valley'S Worst &Nbsp; IT Staff Emancipated From Suits.

Steve Jobs, 56, has passed away. Bill Gate, who is his age, has retired from Microsoft's daily management and devoted himself to philanthropy.

However, the two IT giants not only brought the epoch-making revolution to the personal computers and mobile phone industry, but also left a permanent legacy to the IT industry: that is, liberating employees from the whole industry from a rigid professional suit.

At least from the 90s of last century, under the leadership of them, the dress casual wind has blown from the US Silicon Valley to the whole world, from apple and Microsoft to Google, Facebook and other emerging technology companies, IT employees can finally wear comfortable personalized clothes to work.

Jobs and Gates hate formal clothes and casual clothes.

Forbes magazine published an intimate photo of Jobs and Gates in the early 90s of the last century. The two men had only three buttons.

The photo passed a message that the two men did not like to wear too formal clothes.

Later, people concluded that the dressing styles of the two people are roughly: Bill Gate's special favorite coat is a loose one.

In the early years of Gates, there were not many buttons on clothes.

When he appears in public, he either wears a T-shirt with buttons and no collar, or wears a T-shirt with at most three buttons.

In 1975, 20 year old Gates was invited to the police station for traffic violation. A picture taken at that time was a concentrated expression of Gates's sloppy style: he wore a high collar that seemed to be only children.

Gates: cold shoulder because of dresses

Gates used to get cold shoulder because he was dressed casually.

Microsoft (micro-blog) had worked with IBM to develop IBM's OS/2 operating system in the early years.

Shortly before the two sides broke up, Gates took a flight from Microsoft headquarters in Seattle to IBM headquarters in New York.

He has been working hard for Windows system day and night, and he hasn't had time to change his shirt before boarding.

Gates arrived in New York in the early hours of the morning. He rented a car and went straight to IBM headquarters to see Jim Canavino, director of the IBM personal computer department.

There is no doubt that the big man has not come to work so early.

At that time, Steve Sakenbrock, who was still young, now served as president of DELL (micro-blog) service company, was called to receive Gates.

Gates ran into an office and was out of breath to see what kind of operating system the IBM employees were using.

Sa Ken Brock had to tell Gates that he could not just enter other people's offices. He should stay in the reception room.

In addition, Brock also noticed that his guests had a strong smell of hard programming all day and all day and night.

This is actually why IT employees are so eager to break the dress code so that they can dress casually.

Because compared with other industries, software developers must compete against time to forget themselves.

They often sleep sleepy under the computer table for second days, then open their eyes and work again.

This kind of concentration and free nature in the character of technology workers is hard for them to install.

Silicon Valley worst dressed Jobs and Gates in the top three

Casual dressing may satisfy your comfort, but it may be greatly reduced in dress taste.

In August this year, the US technology blog BusinessInsider selected the worst dressed list in Silicon Valley, and Jobs and Gates came out two or three.

Fortunately, they are not the worst ones. The young Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the bottom line for them.

The media gave Zuckerberg the prizes on the grounds that "jeans + ties, Zach's style can only be described by Poor, but luckily he did not get involved in fashion clothing."

The reason why Jobs won the award was: "every 0.5 seconds, a iPhone is sold, which is the speed of Apple's change.

But the dress of Jobs, Apple's head, is unchanged.

Black turtleneck sweater + blue jeans, firmly adhere to the same.

Gates is so rich that he doesn't choose Armani's suit. Instead, he likes to wear all kinds of V jacket + trousers.

It can only be said that if the body is fit and healthy, it is also good.

It looks like we should lose weight and exercise. "

This is the reason why Gates won the prize.

Jobs: there are hundreds of black shirts in the wardrobe.

At Apple's new product launch conference, Jobs always wore the iconic costumes - black long sleeved turtleneck pullovers and blue jeans.

This style of turtleneck Pullover comes from hundreds of pieces, all from the Japanese designer Lssey Miyake (Issey Miyake), while the jeans are from the old cowboy brand Levi's (Levi 's).

In the 80s of last century, Jobs visited Sony Corp and asked SONY chairman Akio Morita why SONY employees wore the same uniform.

Akio Morita told him that many companies, such as SONY, had to send their employees daily wear because they had no clothes to wear after the war.

A few years later, the clothing became a special sign, and even became a link between employees and companies.

Lssey Miyake's SONY uniform is a nylon coat designed by the famous designer, but the sleeves can be removed by zippers.

But Jobs became friends with Lssey Miyake.

Jobs finally decided to let Lssey Miyake design a uniform for himself, mainly to be easy to wear, and then to reflect his own unique style.

In view of Jobs's dislike