Category: Business Infographics
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What is crowdsourcing?
Though it goes by many names, crowdsourcing is simply the practice of companies making an open call to a broad community to solve a problem, either through competition or collaboration. Learn more about it!
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The evolution of the interview process
Randstad, the hiring business, has unveiled the next infographic concerning the evolution of the interview process. The information is gathered from exploration Randstad has been doing among its clients. In conclusion, British individuals are investing 14 days more to acquire a new position than 5 years ago.
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Coupon Codes: The Future of Mobile Coupons
This infographic shows the increasing demand for mobile coupon codes and how it has already penetrated the e-commerce business. This growing trend is also fueled by the increasing use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Mobile coupons are not only used to get discounts and special prices for groceries, but for many categories…
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Online Sales Trends – Size Matters
E-commerce revenue from the apparel and accessories industry is growing at 44% annually in the United States. By 2016, e-commerce apparel and accessories are expected to tally $73 Billion in sales, accounting for more than 20% of all U.S. online retail sales. 45 – 90% of all business expenses are a result of inventory costs.…
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Social work in business
Over the past few decades, many corporations have learned to tap into the expertise of social workers by creating roles for them within the corporate hierarchy. The infographic below shows how social work plants the seeds for corporate good and describes the varied roles that social workers fill within corporations. Some companies have initiated CSR…
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Revenues and Profits of Tech Giants
After becoming the world’s most valuable company in 2012, Apple is having a serious drop entering 2013, despite strong earnings and high expectations. Early this year Apple lost the market cap crown to Exxon Mobil with a market cap of $420 billion, while Google showing steady rise, with its stock reaching all-time highs of its…
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How The Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes
The U.S. economic system offers no shortage of loopholes allowing the ultra-rich to shortchange Uncle Sam. Tax rates for those making >$1 million level out at 24%, then declines for those making >$1.5 million. Those making $10 million a year pay an average income tax rate of 19%. $70-$100 billion is the estimated tax revenue…
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Warren Buffett Investment Quotes
Everyone is aware that the Oracle Of Omaha knows a thing or two about intelligent investing. So we did a little digging and collected some of his most insightful quotes and investment principles. These lessons can be applied to everyday investments to make your Financial road to freedom a little smoother. With a net worth…
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What 30 Rock can teach you about mentoring
NBC’s comedy, 30 Rock wasn’t just one of the cleverest shows on television… Through the quirky relationship between Jack Donaghy and his sassy, adorkable mentee, Liz Lemon, the show also holds some key secrets about mentorship. Mentoring is a mutually beneficial activity. The mentor gains satisfaction in becoming a trusted advisor and role model, while…
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Implementing an Employee Referral Program in Your Organization
What’s the best way to recruit — and later retain — employees? Company career sites? Networking? Word of mouth? According to studies, it’s actually employee referrals. These employees are also shown to stick around for extended periods of times, as opposed to those who are found through different methods. Since referrals are shown to produce…