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Hi Lee,
I am one of those people that exhausted benefits.
I was a Director of Software Engineering,then a senior project manager consultant at Fidelity and State Street in Boston.
On 11/5/08 all projects where put on hold (Obama Wins), itwaslike a fire drill. Of course consultants are not counted as head count.
I was one of those 6 figure guys in his 50’s.
So,sent out 300+ resumes while I was selling my house, 2 phone interviews. What I quickly learned was if there was a pull down box that ask the year you graduated high school it was a waste of time to apply, then after 6 months its like you are unemployable.
I use to pay 50K in taxes, now I calculate how long at can last at 59.
Nice to know after managing $30 million projects with 90 person teams you are not counted anymore
Thanks Bill