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  • Kids These Days

    Kids These Days

    What new issues are facing America’s youth? In the past few decades, some topics that had not been very serious before have turned to be of great concern. Single-parent households, violence and bullying in schools, obesity, and educational disparity can have negative impacts on a child’s health. To learn more about the issues facing our youth, check out the infographic below, presented by Master-of-Education.

    Kids These Days
    Image source: www.master-of-education.org

  • Work After Baby

    Work After Baby

    For American women, the return to work after giving birth may prove difficult. Sixty-two percent of women are employed after giving birth. Employers are not required to pay their employees who are given their 12 weeks of leave. Those women who do return to work report more positive psychological health, as opposed to the mothers who stay at home, who generally report more negative feelings. To learn more about working after having a baby, check out the infographic below, presented by Human Resources MBA.

    Work After Baby

  • Sustainable Energy For All

    Sustainable Energy For All

    Providing sustainable energy for all is a lofty plan, but it can be done. Check out the infographic below that highlights the goals we need to reach in order to reach our objective for global sustainable energy.

    World Bank

  • Salary Guide for UX Jobs

    Salary Guide for UX Jobs

    Where can UX professionals expect to find a job, and how much should they expect to get paid? Based on job posting numbers, the top city for UX jobs is New York City, followed by San Francisco and Seattle, and the specific areas most in demand are in development and design. To learn more about UX salaries and locations, check out this infographic presented by Onward Search.

    UX Jobs and Salaries Guide

    © 2013 Onward Search

  • The Brain of a Serial Killer

    The Brain of a Serial Killer

    From 2000-2010, 412 people were killed by serial killers. So what makes a serial killer tick? Motivation for killing varies, but generally it is to obtain money, experience a thrill, give the killer a sense of power, or to ridding the world of evildoers. Though serial killers come in all shapes and sizes, there are certain things that most of them have in common. To learn more about serial killers and what they have in common, check out the infographic below.

    The Brain of a Serial Killer
    Image compliments of Best Counseling Degrees

  • How to Negotiate a Higher Salary

    How to Negotiate a Higher Salary

    When it comes to negotiating a higher salary, many people become anxious, or simply don’t do it at all. Check out the infographic below presented by GradSchoolHub.com to learn how to negotiate the salary you deserve.

    How to Negotiate a Higher Salary
    Image compliments of Grad School Hub

  • The World’s Dirtiest Jobs

    The World’s Dirtiest Jobs

    There are a lot of dirty jobs out there, but someone has to do them. Check out the infographic below presented by Master-Cleaners.co.uk to learn about the world’s dirtiest jobs.

    Worlds Dirtiest Jobs
    The World’s Dirtiest Jobs by Master Cleaners

  • Gen Y Can’t I Get a Job?

    Gen Y Can’t I Get a Job?

    In the past, getting a college degree pretty  much guaranteed a solid job. Nowadays, things are by no means as certain. Generation Y is finding it increasingly difficult to land a job, making it extremely challenging to pay off their student loans that average about $25,000 per individual. Check out this infographic presented by Adecco to learn more.

    Adecco’s Gen Y infographic explores why today’s grads have a hard time finding jobs and what they can do to change that.

  • Tattoos: Making a Permanent Mark on the World

    Tattoos: Making a Permanent Mark on the World

    Throughout the years people have been tattooed for a variety of reasons including religion, decoration, as therapy, and to ward of sexually transmitted diseases. The first tattoos were found on a body 5,200 years old, and today Americans spend $1.65 billion per year on tattoos. To learn more about tattoos and their history, check out the infographic below presented by besthealthsciencedegree.com.

    Tattoos
    Source: BestHealthScienceDegree.com

  • The Future of Baby Making

    The Future of Baby Making

    Every parent wants to have a strong, healthy baby, but is choosing their eye color and gender a little too much? Genetic engineering in babies has caused quite the debate, but it isn’t going anywhere. Check out the infographic below presented by CheapNurseDegrees.com to learn about the science behind genetically engineered children.

    The Future of Baby Making
    Source: The Future of Baby Making