Rumsfeld Leaves Most Recent Job Off Resume
"I felt that, in today's job market, the administrative work I did in the 1950s for several congressmen would be especially resonant. Employers these days are looking for practical, versatile skills, not flashy titles."
"'Defense Secretary? Great. Can he type 85 words per minute?' That's what they're thinking," Rumsfeld added.
"What's most important about the last six years is that I discovered what I definitely don't want to be doing," Rumsfeld continued.
