One of the more fascinating aspects of the past 18 months has been watching the divergent economic narratives between headlines and data.  

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a record high 10.9 million job openings in July. The three largest sectors comprising this increase were healthcare, finance, and food services.  

Yet there also less than 9 million people unemployed. How can there be such a shortage of experienced workers when there are more jobs than jobless?