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>>> And no other company manages similar (albeit smaller) such networks?
>> No. That's why it's called a "government-granted monopoly".
>
> I don't know what kind of work your mum does, but maybe her skills could
> be reapplied at a mobile phone network of some sort? BT doesn't own
> those, as I recall.
No, BT made the "interesting" decision of deliberately selling off it's
mobile operations. (Probably because they were losing money hand over
fist, like the rest of BT always has...)
My mum's knowledge is basically
- How BT does business.
- How to install wired analogue telephone systems.
- How to perform diagnostics on wired analogue telephone systems.
I'm not sure how much of that would be relevant to mobile phone network
technology. I'm also not sure how many staff the mobile operators
actually employ in the first place, for that matter...
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