By: Roger Yu and Kim Hjelmgaard | USA Today
Good timing has played a major role in John Micklethwait's career.
Two months before the Black Monday stock market crash in 1987, Micklethwait cashed in his job as a fledgling investment banker at Chase Manhattan to land an entry-level position at The Economist without any journalistic training — or even knowing how to type, the 52-year-old editor told blog Rverie in an interview.
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