Career & Jobs Infographics

As a child, we all had dreams of what we wanted to be when we grew up. Some of us followed through, while the rest of us feel into the hustle and grind of everyday life. If you could go back in time, have you ever wondered what it would take to follow your original career path?

If you’re wondering whether it makes sense to invest the time and effort involved in a fire career, there’s good news: projections show strong expected growth throughout the rest of the decade, with a 19% increase – or over 57,000 new jobs – expected by 2020. While there are many very good reasons to consider a career as a fire fighter, potential earnings may be among the most attractive.

When it comes to counseling, there are multiple fields that you can work in. As an example, for people that want to help students and help people in making career decisions, then becoming a school or career counselor would be their best bet. Get all the details in the following infographic.

The recruiter of today is unrecognizable from even a few years ago. As technology changes every industry, recruiters have been impacted particularly hard. Recruiters have evolved with the times, but what does the future hold? Find out in the infographic below by RecruitLoop.

Did you know that the average American changes careers seven times in their lifetime? One of the biggest problems with adults and their careers is many of them are not satisfied. This infographic highlights some of the reasons people are dissatisfied with their jobs as well as some possible solutions.

Have you ever had a boss you thought deserved a padded cell? You’re not alone. Nearly one third of employees think their bosses should see a psychologist. And as it turns out, your so-called jaded assumptions might not be that far off.The following infographic from the folks at LearnStuff highlights many of the signs that you boss may be insane as well as the effect it can have on you.

When jobs and tasks are outsourced to a distributed group of people it’s called as crowd sourcing. Crowd sourcing is cheaper and it results in a greater number of solutions for a problem as the problem or the task is opened up to a large group from whom solutions and results are obtained. This infographic takes a look at the history of design crowd sourcing.

Nurses, what would we do without them? They are the ones that work the long hours, and spend most of the time with patients. They comfort us when we are afraid, and help many people through tough illnesses. This infographic highlights the average day for a nurse and what all they do for us. Check it out below to learn more

As you are probably already aware, the National Employment Report for the month of August was recently released. ADP has created an infographic to visualize the data so the information is easy to consume by the readers.

The following infographic by Work Boots suggests that the skills gap in America can partially be explained by the growing number of retiring tradespeople and the shrinking number of willing-to-work applicants.