What it's really like inside BT
21 Jan 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
Marketing asked BT's marketers what it's like to work there
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Mobile phone operators such as Vodafone and Orange now rely on affiliate marketing to convert consumers, who are spoilt for choice in the sector, into customers.
Marketing asked BT's marketers what it's like to work there
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