CAREERS: Comment - For real career satisfaction go back to school
18 Dec 1997 | by RUSSELL SPEIRS
I suppose it happens to most marketers at some time, but I wasn t expecting my own career to jump lanes perhaps until I reached my 40s.
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PR people don t normally miss a trick, so one may conclude that the proliferation and significance of television must be the single most important factor in the PR boom we have seen in the UK. But that would be wrong.
I suppose it happens to most marketers at some time, but I wasn t expecting my own career to jump lanes perhaps until I reached my 40s.
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