It's true that the number of job openings doesn't tell a complete story just as the number of layoffs doesn't. The layoffs aren't a general crash, they're a co

It's true that the number of job openings doesn't tell a complete story just as the number of layoffs doesn't. The layoffs aren't a general crash, they're a correction of overhiring and overconfidence by certain companies that disproportionately gained from covid. And while there are endless job openings, the average urgency to hire is low. Companies are not making offers if they don't fall in love.