In the old days, when a male colleague announced he was going to Savile Row, it meant one of two things: an overgenerous bonus or a clandestine interview with a headhunter. Now that the credit crunch has shorn market participants of both possibilities, co-workers may well equate clothes shopping with playing hookey. So should you consider the stay-in option for procuring men's wear?
從前，當(dāng)一位男同事宣布要去倫敦薩維爾街(Savile Row)時(shí)，就意味著兩件事：他獲得了特別豐厚的獎(jiǎng)金或要私下接受獵頭面試。現(xiàn)在，信貸危機(jī)已經(jīng)把商務(wù)人士的這兩種可能性都消滅了，同事可能會(huì)把出去買衣服與曠工等同起來。因此外出購衣還應(yīng)該被視為男士唯一的選擇嗎？
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