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Resumes Should Tell it All
I was at the University of Denver’s campus last week, meeting with students. I talked about my career path and its many turns. Looking back, the turns that seemed the most discouraging were always the ones that took me the farthest and turned out the best. I took a lot of chances with many of my career decisions, and I also ended up taking a few jobs because I had to. …

The Borrower's "Sophie's Choice"
A great irony of the subprime era was that tax and insurance payments were escrowed for borrowers with money in the bank and proven credit, yet those who lived paycheck-to-paycheck did not have to include T&I; in their mortgage payments. …

Fifty Sets of Foreclosure Rules
The mortgage industry has been absorbed in pulling itself back onto its feet for close to four years now. The work that has taken place to sort out what went wrong, to establish blame, and to make restitution where it could be made, is staggering. As a nation and as an industry, it’s clear we can see a light at the end of the tunnel. Historical loan reviews, whether for private investor suits or at the demand of public authorities, are largely defined, and many or most are underway, with some near completion. The economy is showing signs of life.…

Allonhill: Lean, Mean, Snowed-In Working Machine

Bill Cushard, our Head of Learning, posted a blog today on Mindflash, an online learning site.

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The Power Outage Blues

Bloomberg Businessweek had the following article about Post-It Wars.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/the-postit-wars-01052012.html

The Wars seem to have originated in France, but they’ve now crossed the Big Pond to the US. Employees in office buildings are using Post-Its to make a statement.

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