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The Rise and Fall of Marks & Spencer: ...and How It Rose Again by Judi Bevan (view source)
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|publisher=Profile Books Ltd
My thanks to the publishers, Profile Books for sending me a copy.
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|name=Magda
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|comment= I never thought too much about their food section, but still wish I could afford to buy my clothes there.
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|name=Jill
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|comment= Actually, I'd find this interesting. Back in the day, when I was at a silly grammar school, it was considered heresy not to go on to uni. One of the few "acceptable" careers to embark upon was one of M&S' training programmes. I quite fancied being a buyer, as I recall. I've often wondered how it all went so spectacularly wrong.
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|verb=replied:''' At the time when you would have been going through the system, Jill, I think you might have found that there was something of a glass ceiling for women in the company. '''Jill said|comment=
'''Jill''' said|comment=Ooh, doubly interesting considering I was at a girl's grammar school!
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