The founder's resumes have impressive numbers.

Sounds like you have quite the resume to draw from, I'm sure this site can fill in where you have questions.

Look up those who sit in those chairs and their resume usually includes education and professional designations.

No more pissing around with Iran, they would either IMMEDIATELY stop building their nuclear weapons program or I'd bomb them back into the stone age.5.

Or even having a loan mod of any significance (i.e, other than having the borrower resume making the same payments and having the back payments and fees tacked on the end.)

But this bubble is so huge that its going to take more like a few years, at best, of pain before we resume growing.

Then resume inflation.

Tim,For your first year go with a big house where you will get exposure to lots of areas.You will learn where you want to go for your next year, and will have added a great notch on your resume.

:eyes: One of my co-workers brought up the point that that might not look too good on a resume after retirement.

With no prospects in Cincinnati for my studied profession (museum admin/exhibitions) I moved to San Diego for some resume building short term positions.