Cleaning is a rudimentary part of human life. It happens everywhere and has been since the dawn of time. However, the process of household cleaning varies across the world, from country to culture. There’s a multitude of reasons for this and many can be traced down to simple factors such as climate, seasonal changes, religious behavior, cultural traditions and so on.
With hiring getting more competitive by the day, companies need to find new ways to find the very best candidates on the market. They can’t just wait for them to apply organically anymore. It’s as simple as this – many of the best candidates don’t apply anymore. It’s on you and your team to get proactive, and go out and find them.
Cell service is an important consideration when moving to a new city. We knew this back in 2014, when we first looked at how cell coverage in the U.S. affects apartment life. But in the past three years, so much has changed because of technology and infrastructure development. The updated data continues to show that not all locations are equal when it comes to data speeds and signal range.
How to understand your dog body language? Dogs can not talk like humans and therefore if you can understand dog body language then count yourself so lucky. This will enable you to relate well to your dogs. The following Infographic from iHomePet.com will look at 23 dog body languages that you should know about.
This infographic provides insight into the ways that digital leaders are thinking differently and how they approach digital transformation. All information used in the infographic has been pulled from a recent research study from Forbes Insights, in association with Alfresco. The survey questioned 328 senior executives across a range of industries in North America and Western Europe.
Experiential learning is the practice of learning through doing. It encourages the student to have first-hand experiences with the materials, rather than learning through someone else’s experiences in textbook or lecture. It’s a learning style that has been studied thoroughly for decades, and one that is proven to be beneficial for all ages of students.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), over 81 million or ⅓ of American adults are chronically sleep deprived and this number is rising. The problem is so prevalent that the CDC has declared insufficient sleep a “public health epidemic”. In the following infographic, Optisom looks at how sleep deprivation may be turning your employees into zombies.
Here is an infographic courtesy of Sitters and designed to enlighten to the realities of parenting in the digital age. Our children’s habits have changed through the integrated and widely adopted use of technology.
It seems sleep is what new-borns do the most, that and eat and.. well, you know!. But just how much sleep does a baby need? The following infographic from Merino Kids explains some baby sleep facts that you should know.
Cramps before period (pre period cramps) can be a blessing or a curse. It could be an early sign of pregnancy or other medical conditions like endometriosis or ectopic pregnancy. While cramps before period is common just before menstruation starts, there are other possible causes.
The following infographic explains the commonest causes you should know.
