What is another word for empty suits?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛmpti sˈuːts] (IPA) 
Empty suits, also known as empty-headed individuals, refer to people who appear to hold powerful and authoritative positions but lack the knowledge, experience, or skills necessary to perform their roles effectively. Synonyms for this term include "poser," "phony," "charlatan," "imposter," "fraud," and "quack." These individuals often rely on their charm, charisma, and connections to fool others into thinking they are capable of their positions. Other synonyms for an empty suit might include "dilettante," "braggart," "blowhard," or "pompous fool." It is important to identify these individuals as they can be detrimental to the success of a business or organization.
