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date: 10 Feb 2007 13:46:29 -0800,    group: uk.consultants        back       
So do you think I have a chance?   
I set up a project management ISV software company from scratch, and
with zero funds about 7 years ago aimed at the public sector in the UK
- and you know what - we where successful.  I've just exited the
business via a trade sale having captured 12% of the UK Local Council
Market.

What then, do you think are my chances of getting a new job?  Aren't
most decent paying positions in corporate industry just for career
managers?  Its seems that recruiters can't see the value (its unusual
experience in the UK) and think I'd be difficult to manage (although I
do have a background as a successful business developer for large and
small companies)

What do you think?  Is starting all over again the only option?  Is
this something you guys have experience of?
date: 10 Feb 2007 13:46:29 -0800   author:   golden graham

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