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>> I mean stuff like knowing which departments deal with which problems,
>> what order a customer request has to go from place to place to get
>> stuff done, things like that. Stuff that's perculiar to the particular
>> department structure that BT has chosen to implement.
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> Nobody expects you to know that internal detail when you join a new
> company though, it can be learnt by anyone pretty quickly. Just the
> fact that she has worked in a large organisation with these types of
> systems is a benefit if she's looking to join another large company.
I just ment that her existing knowledge is largely only useful to her
current employer.
>> I'm not sure how many companies need you to attach overhead wires to
>> telegraph poles,
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> I'm sure lots of companies have multi-building sites that need to be
> linked. I guess your mum knows the pros and cons of overhead vs
> underground cables quite well, that sort of stuff is surely needed when
> planning new sites.
Well, maybe. I don't suppose many new sites get built very often though.
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