Career & Jobs Infographics

Mastering the salon-perfect manicure takes dedication and plenty of time. These days, nail techs specializing in nail art are armed with all sorts of skills. The industry has many talented nail artists, from manicurists who excel at ornate, conceptual art to minimalists who can beautify nails with simple, clean line designs. In the following infographic, look at what is needed to become a successful nail technician.

The gig economy has been greatly disrupted and accelerated through the pandemic. In 2020, the gig economy grew 33% — expanding 8.25X faster than the U.S. economy as a whole. Learn where the best opportunities currently lie in the following infographic.

Can you envision yourself with a career in the beauty industry? Whether you want to work in hair, makeup, fashion, style or grooming, the first steps you take to start your cosmetology career are some of the most important you’ll take. In this infographic, Evergreen Beauty College breaks down the six steps on how to launch a successful career in the beauty industry.

The Herman Ostrow School recently published the following infographic that includes definitions, causes, and ways to protect teeth from erosion, attrition, abrasion, and abfraction. Learn how to diagnose, monitor, and treat different types of tooth wear with this infographic.

This infographic from the folks at Ponbee.com presents a comprehensive list of the highest paying work from home jobs, where to look for jobs and telecommute-friendly companies.

The world needs a better way to combat the unconscious bias found in the hiring and recruitment of employees. But how? See how to make recruiting better using artificial intelligence, courtesy of ThisWay Global.

With student loan debt climbing, many people are beginning to look for careers that don’t require a college degree. But what are the options for good-paying jobs without a degree? Using data pulled from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Career Institute compiled a list of 80 jobs that don’t require a degree and have an average annual salary of more than $50,000.