CEO’s often get the bulk of the credit for successful business leadership. It’s easy to credit the work of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Tim cook for their success at their respective companies. However new research from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that we may learn more about leadership in business from the second-in-command rather than the CEO.
Stop settling for lunch at your workspace. It’s not only sad — it’s damaging to your health and well-being. Together, we can fix this culinary catastrophe, one desk at a time. Learn more about this topic in the flowing infographic entitled, “The Sad Desk Lunch: An American Tragedy” by Tri-City Medical Center.
Someone is made ill by stress at work every two minutes. Because of this, more people need to be educated on the topic of stress management. Therefore, Shepherds Fiendly has created an infographic that addresses the causes, symptoms and how to beat stress in the workplace, to help those suffering from stress.
The money you’ve got in your pockets inherits three basic traits – it’s tangible, centrally regulated and easy to counterfeit. Bitcoin is the exact reversal of it. This infographic is all about Bitcoin including how it came into light and it’s evolution over the period of time.
The team at Addiction Resource has put together the following infographic to spread social awareness on the types of drugs available on the market, so people know what kinds of substances to avoid to stay drug-free.
Poka Yoke is a lean methodology that centers around “mistake proofing.” By focusing on the process and eliminating snags and inconsistencies, efficiency improves and waste is reduced. This infographic by Creative Safety Supply helps explain how mistake proofing has been applied to common items we use in our daily lives.
From the very beginning of the history of electric cars the biggest problem was the driving range. It was way too short to get customers interested in paying extra. And the ‘green’ argument wasn’t strong enough for that. Now, we are still years away from going to road trips on electric cars. But there are many options that will let you go to and from work for at least for a few days or even a week (or even longer) before you need to charge again (depending on how long your commute is).
