Being able to recognize patterns in career behavior takes time and repetition I grew up playing video games, often tagging along with my older brother and his friends to the local arcade. I played all the classics: Pac Man, Centipede, Donkey Kong, not so much the driving games. My favorite is Robotron, one of the few video games to be played with two joysticks (instead of a button for firing it has a joystick – so one joystick to move and another one to fire). My college budd

Boutique search firms have unique competitive advantages over their larger, brand-name competitors In the last few years, the mantra in the investment management world seems to be “bigger is better.” Acquisition and/or merger announcements have happened regularly. Many of the acquisitions have been of private credit firms bought by larger firms who did not have a private credit offering – this makes good sense, for the most part. But in many other instances the reason for the