This was found in a casual search of the term "Vic Galante" on Google - a resume of his from about six years ago when he was looking for work. It's available at the link below. It's a lot of material, bordering on obsessive-compulsive, but it may indicate why Vic is behaving the way he has been the past few years. If he's telling the truth in his resume, he's undoubtedly burned out. To my dismay and surprise, I read in his CV (Curriculum Vitae) that he's an Air Force veteran. MILITARY! In my 48 years of life, I've never known any military veteran to be anythng other than honest, strong, upright, honorable, and a positive role model. Now Vic comes along with claims of years of experience and commendation in the Air Force, and he once again shatters my illusions. He is again the exception to the rule.

He apparently has extensive experience in I/T management, which more fits the image he's been earning lately: even in my own company, IBM, the I/T managers have recently been lying through their teeth about business conditions, job availability in the face of layoffs, and so on.

But then again, Vic could also be lying through his teeth on his own resume, so it's anyone's guess what his life has actually been like or what his qualifications and experience actually are.

In any case, this resume of his goes on for what seems like an eternity of all sorts of possible projects and qualifications. He's either a hopeless burnout or a compulsive liar. In either case, the resume of his (about 1/4 of the way down the page) is worth a look.

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