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Which U.S. Cities Have the Largest (and Smallest) Remote Workforce?
The Covid-19 pandemic changed the work landscape completely, making it necessary for workers to stay at home and work there if possible. As working from home became the new normal, many workers and businesses found that they favored this style of work and carried on even after pandemic guidelines were lifted.
How Number of Homes in America With Landlines Has Changed Since 1960
Landlines were once an essential way for Americans to communicate with each other. These days, cell phones are a more convenient and versatile option, meaning many homes are completely forgoing a landline. This infographic from Ooma shows us just how drastic this change is.
Which U.S. Counties (and States) Closed Gender Pay Gap the Most Over the Past 10 Years?
Feminists have tried to move the needle on the gender wage gap for decades. Ever since women entered the workforce, they’ve faced the issue of lower pay compared to their male counterparts. New data from the team at Qualtrics shows us that in many areas around the country, we’re making progress, but in others we’ve regressed.
The Most Loved Brands in America in 2024
Brands strive for a good reputation that earns valuable word-of-mouth marketing and all benefits of having positive recognizability. A new infographic from the Qualtrics team shows us which brands have achieved the approval and recognition of Americans as well as details on how they may have done it.
What Degrees Do Customer Experience Professionals Have?
A customer experience job is not seen in the same negative light it once was. These jobs can be rewarding and well-compensated and select from a wide pool of people. A study from Qualtrics shows us just how many customer experience employees have a degree and we see a large variety of backgrounds.
High Electric Bills? Common Causes and Solutions
Soaring energy bills? In the following infographic, Giroux Electrical Contractors reveals common culprits behind unexpected spikes in your electric bill. Learn why certain factors lead to increased energy consumption and how to address them.
Which U.S. States Have the Highest and Lowest Percentage of Students in Private Schools?
Rates of private school enrollment can give insight into the state of education in the United States. Some factors that affect rates of private school enrollment include financial status, religion, quality of local public schools, and state policies. The team at Playground Equipment shows us where the highest and lowest rates of enrollment are.
The Ultimate Guide to Awareness Ribbon Colors
Awareness ribbons are a common symbol placed on pins, stickers, accessories, and t-shirts. They have become so popular that each color symbolizes more than one issue. With so many ribbons and colors and patterns, it can be hard to identify what they mean. The team at Wizard Pins set the record straight with the following infographic.
U.S. Counties With the Biggest and Smallest Income Inequality Gaps
Income inequality fuels economic stress across the U.S. It’s no secret that different cities are more and less affordable than others. Wealth inequality leads to problems like unequal educational access, wage disparity, and housing shortages. That’s why maps like this one are a crucial piece to understanding the nuances of this issue.
Top Lawn Diseases and Treatments
Yellow or brown patches, thinning grass, wilting, and fungal growth are common signs of lawn diseases. Identifying and treating these issues early is essential to restoring your lawn’s health. Learn more about lawn diseases and treatments in this infographic.
Which U.S. Cities Have the Largest (and Smallest) Remote Workforce?
The Covid-19 pandemic changed the work landscape completely, making it necessary for workers to stay at home and work there if possible. As working from home became the new normal, many workers and businesses found that they favored this style of work and carried on even after pandemic guidelines were lifted.
How Number of Homes in America With Landlines Has Changed Since 1960
Landlines were once an essential way for Americans to communicate with each other. These days, cell phones are a more convenient and versatile option, meaning many homes are completely forgoing a landline. This infographic from Ooma shows us just how drastic this change is.
Which U.S. Counties (and States) Closed Gender Pay Gap the Most Over the Past 10 Years?
Feminists have tried to move the needle on the gender wage gap for decades. Ever since women entered the workforce, they’ve faced the issue of lower pay compared to their male counterparts. New data from the team at Qualtrics shows us that in many areas around the country, we’re making progress, but in others we’ve regressed.
The Most Loved Brands in America in 2024
Brands strive for a good reputation that earns valuable word-of-mouth marketing and all benefits of having positive recognizability. A new infographic from the Qualtrics team shows us which brands have achieved the approval and recognition of Americans as well as details on how they may have done it.
What Degrees Do Customer Experience Professionals Have?
A customer experience job is not seen in the same negative light it once was. These jobs can be rewarding and well-compensated and select from a wide pool of people. A study from Qualtrics shows us just how many customer experience employees have a degree and we see a large variety of backgrounds.
High Electric Bills? Common Causes and Solutions
Soaring energy bills? In the following infographic, Giroux Electrical Contractors reveals common culprits behind unexpected spikes in your electric bill. Learn why certain factors lead to increased energy consumption and how to address them.
Which U.S. States Have the Highest and Lowest Percentage of Students in Private Schools?
Rates of private school enrollment can give insight into the state of education in the United States. Some factors that affect rates of private school enrollment include financial status, religion, quality of local public schools, and state policies. The team at Playground Equipment shows us where the highest and lowest rates of enrollment are.
The Ultimate Guide to Awareness Ribbon Colors
Awareness ribbons are a common symbol placed on pins, stickers, accessories, and t-shirts. They have become so popular that each color symbolizes more than one issue. With so many ribbons and colors and patterns, it can be hard to identify what they mean. The team at Wizard Pins set the record straight with the following infographic.
U.S. Counties With the Biggest and Smallest Income Inequality Gaps
Income inequality fuels economic stress across the U.S. It’s no secret that different cities are more and less affordable than others. Wealth inequality leads to problems like unequal educational access, wage disparity, and housing shortages. That’s why maps like this one are a crucial piece to understanding the nuances of this issue.
Top Lawn Diseases and Treatments
Yellow or brown patches, thinning grass, wilting, and fungal growth are common signs of lawn diseases. Identifying and treating these issues early is essential to restoring your lawn’s health. Learn more about lawn diseases and treatments in this infographic.
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