Infographic Journal - The Best Infographics in One Place

Space Mining: The Future of Humanity

Mining in space could give us important materials, help our planet, start new types of businesses, and create new jobs. What resources can be mined on asteroids and even our Moon?

The Future of Remote Work Trends

It’s hard to keep up with the fast paced world of remote work trends. See where the future of work is heading to in the following infographic.

How Much Value Does A Garden Room Add To Your Home?

The rising popularity of garden rooms as home improvement additions presents a unique opportunity to increase your property’s value. These adaptable spaces offer a peaceful refuge that seamlessly merges outdoor beauty with indoor comfort.

14 Talent Retention Lessons From Highly Successful Companies

It’s no wonder that 93% of organizations are concerned about retaining employees. How are some of the world’s largest companies keeping employees from leaving for new pastures?

20 Supermarket Survival Tips To Save Money

Supermarkets and grocery stores provide convenience and offer a variety of goods. They are designed however to make us spend as much time and money as possible once we are inside. Fortunately, you can reduce your grocery bill without compromising on the quality of your food.

Nursing Your Sweet Tooth: How Much Sugar Are Americans Eating?

Sep 10, 2012

So, how much sugar are Americans consuming? Too much! In fact, the over-abundance of sugar in the American diet is linked to everything from metabolic syndrome to cancer, and given our tragic dependence on it, it’s even begun to be banned in some locales. If you’re still not convinced that the country is, at least on average, consuming too much sugar, this infographic may help.

The Shrinking Dollar

Sep 10, 2012

Inflation is a very real problem that neither candidate seems apt to discus on the campaign trail. This infographic from is aimed at bringing awareness to people so that they can make more informed investment and saving decisions.

Data On Data: Star Trek’s Andriod vs. Today’s Portable Storage Devices

Sep 10, 2012

This infographic from Statistical Fiction showcases and compares the history of data Storage and Star Trek’s Lt. Commander Data.

A Tourists Global Guide To Tipping

Sep 10, 2012

It’s very common for people to travel to new parts of the world and not be completely aware of the cultural differences in a range of circumstances. The data in this infographic aims to make it easier for people who are willing to be kind and open-handed with their cash but are not completely sure “if they need to tip” and “how much”?

High Demand vs. Low Demand Nursing

Sep 10, 2012

The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the US will need over a half million more nurses by 2018. But where is this need? Are some nursing specialties in greater demand than others? Learn more in the following infographic from Best BSN Programs.

UK Divorce Statistics

Sep 10, 2012

Manchester based Pannone family law solicitors has created the following infographic showing divorce statistics in the United Kingdom.

Small Business Economy in Canada

Sep 10, 2012

What do you know about small businesses in Canada? This handy infographic from Wagepoint breaks down the Canadian small business economy by business type, industry, GDP contributions, gender, and income . It also illustrates the success and failure rate of a business with fewer than 250 employees.

College Degrees: High Demand vs. Low Demand

Sep 10, 2012

We all know that a college degree can improve your income greatly, but do you know what degrees are coveted right now? Maybe the degree you’re pursuing won’t leave employers pursuing you. Or maybe you’ve chosen a path that has employers chasing you for an interview. Which is it?

National Employment Report August 2012

Sep 7, 2012

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 Two Income Trap

Sep 7, 2012

Where have the good days gone? In the 1950s everything was so simple. You had your little house, one car, and everything was affordable. Today, everything seems to be too expensive and there are millions of people living in poverty. Could it be the two income trap?