The skill of detecting and categorizing career patterns is increasingly valuable in today’s “transfer portal world.” By now in the US, most Americans high school age or older are familiar with the term “transfer portal.” It refers to the 2018 rule passed by the NCAA that says a college student athlete is allowed to change schools without penalty. Before this rule a student athlete could change schools with a penalty, which was they would have to sit out the following season

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