I worked there as a consultant during the Angela and Christopher days. Interesting times, people wearing ties and suits were getting less, converse and tight jeans was in.
Staff parties had Top 10 indie bands playing in the new office in Horseferry road. The Fratellis spring to mind
Nightmare for wifi as the new windows revived the old brand of Crittal (due to the amount of money spent on the refurb), and because of the atrium inadvertently created a Faraday Cage
Money was being thrown around like confetti and the staff canteen was a restaurant with views over the sneaky beakys at Thames House, even the pencils were branded with a black, black, black (no white wood)
We even installed ipads when they first came out to show interactive graphs (thanks RoamBI) of stores revenue, and when this was shown at the first managers conference, a bit embarrassing as the highest revenue earner was the outlet store
Loved working there, got on really well with the security staff at the old Haymarket site (where Planet Hollywood is), they let me park for free on Saturdays downstairs in the underground parking.
Staff discounts on end of season sales was outstanding, my wife has 3k plus coat for £150, and no it’s not that chav check thing, it’s the catwalk brand
As a recent retiree I still look back at all the companies I have worked with and there are loads, BP, Shell, BAT, LEGO, News Corp and all the subsidiaries including Fox Sky and all the newspapers , Alcatel, Premier Foods, TNT, SAB Miller, Philip Morris, Brown Forman, Burger King and MacD, Barclays, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Unilever even Kylie Jenner (sold her business for billions) and loads loads more in fact I struggle to find one I haven’t worked with, I wished I kept the id cards