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University of Redlands Further recovery absolutely requires further stimulus at this point. The unemployment insurance expansions were wildly successful and should be restored. State and local budgets need federal support to avoid cuts to essential services, but also to avoid being a drag on spending recovery. We should not forget that the slow growth after 2008 was in no small part due to state and local government austerity, Cline says. The second point is that we are indeed experiencing a two-speed recovery as many people have pointed out, but there are some unique features as compared to previous recoveries. In particular, we are not seeing parents of children return to work, and service sectors like education and health (which are usually resilient) are shedding jobs. So in addition to the usual two-speed recovery (in which workers from minority groups and low-income workers fall behind), we are leaving behind teachers and nurses. Point three, going forward, the speed ....
Date started current role: February 2017 Location: Los Angeles, CA Steve Tcherchian, CISSP, PCI-ISA, PCIP is the Chief Product Officer and Chief Information Security Officer for XYPRO Technology. He is a member of the Forbes Technology Council, the NonStop Under 40 executive board and part of the ANSI X9 Security Standards Committee. With over 20 years in the cybersecurity field, Tcherchian is responsible for global strategy and innovation of XYPRO’s security product line as well as overseeing XYPRO’s risk, compliance, and security to ensure the best experience to customers in the Mission-Critical computing marketplace. What was your first job? At 15 years old, I was a data entry intern. Repetitive tasks have never been appealing for me. I quickly figured out a way to automate my data entry work which allowed me to come in late, leave early and take 3-hour lunch breaks, all while getting my work done. Unfortunately, the company I was working for didn’t really se ....