If there were one firm on Wall Street that could be expected to weather the credit crisis storm without having to make deep cuts in headcount it would be Goldman Sachs. 

CNBC is reporting that pressure may force Lehman’s CEO Dick Fuld to sell the battered investmant bank who recently announced almost $3 billion in the latest quarter. 

After eliminating 83,000 jobs since July 2007, Wall Street is still only in the early stages of downsizing. 

Literally sandwiched in-between baby boomers and their spawns - the Gen Y, millenials or echo boomers depending on your timeline and source of reference, the Gen X-ers are the misunderstood, overlooked employees in corporations today.