Which Kitchen Style is Right For You

Ever wondered if you’d be suited to a retro kitchen? Or maybe you have a more contemporary style? Find out for sure what kitchen and tiles you should get by taking this quick quiz put together in infographic style by Stone Superstore.

The Safest and Less Safe Neighborhoods in America

Are you thinking about moving to a big city? If so, you might want to take some time to look through the infographic we’ve put together below. In it, Protect Your Home lists the safest and less safe neighborhoods in a few of America’s largest metropolitan areas. What you read may surprise you.

Gamification of Education

Gamification has tremendous potential in the education space. How can we use it to deliver truly meaningful experiences to students? This infographic from Knewton looks at this in more detail.

The Power of Visual Communication

Visual communication is described as the conveyance of information and ideas in forms that can be read or looked upon. According to studies, people tend to remember about 20 percent of what they read, and only ten percent of what they hear. In comparison, the same studies have shown that people tend to remember an impressive 80 percent of what they see and do.

The Cost of Renting in New York City

More than 1 million households in New York City are rent-burdened, which means they are paying 30 percent or more of household income on rent, and nearly 600,000 of those households are severely rent-burdened, or paying more than 50 percent of their income on rent, according to the newly released NYU Furman Center/Capital One Affordable Rental Housing Landscape.

Growing or Going? Jobs of the Future

For those entering the workforce, it can be a scary time. It’s hard to know what the future may hold for many industries, but here is an infographic entitled “Growing or Going? Jobs of the Future”, showing you what industries are expected to grow, and which are expected to flop.

Why Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification Matters

Whether you’re hiring full-time staff or freelancers, you need to know how to classify workers to the satisfaction of the IRS – or possibly pay for it later. Conversely, if you’re offered a job but the company insists on paying you as an Independent Contractor, you might be getting the short end of the employment stick. This infographic highlights information that you need to know.