I found this part insightful: > In addition to being less dynamic, the job market has become increasingly reliant upon a select few industries — primarily heal

I found this part insightful: > In addition to being less dynamic, the job market has become increasingly reliant upon a select few industries — primarily health care, with leisure and hospitality to a lesser extent — to drive overall employment growth. However, even opportunities within those industries appear to be shrinking. This part is more obvious but good to have confirmation - we need less college graduates in random low (economic) value fields and more people in trades: > Openings picked up the most in wholesale trade, construction and the federal government (where areas such as immigration enforcement are on a hiring spree while other agencies are trying to claw back workers after the Trump administration’s deep workforce cuts).