The way in which queries are formatted is very subjective. Some people like this:

select col1, col2, col3

from mytable

inner join myothertable on col1 = myfk

where time < getdate()

others prefer more indentation.

select col1, col2, col3

from mytable

inner join myothertable on col1 = myfk

where time < getdate()

still others want better separation.

select

col1

, col2

, col3

from mytable

inner join myothertable

on col1 = myfk

where time < getdate()

I think I'd ask people what is hard to read in the company. Perhaps there are things you can do to adapt. The other thing is to use a tool like SQL Prompt from Redgate Software to allow reformatting. Then if someone doesn't like your format, they just change it to theirs.

And you can change it back.

Disclosure: I work for Redgate Software.