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Study Unveils the Safest and Most Dangerous States for Boating infographic

If you’re a boater, it pays to be cautious, follow safety rules, and pay attention to water conditions. Accidents can be deadly, as seen in this study from SI Yachts. They analyzed boating deaths since 2019, averaged by the number of boat registrations. They used this data to determine which states are the safest and most dangerous for boating.

Study Unveils the Safest and Most Dangerous States for Boating infographic

Ranking Shows the Companies with Highest Profit Per Employee

Companies judge their investment in hiring and training by looking at their profits divided by the number of employees they have. Generally, the more each employee “earns” for the company, the better the success and profit margins of the company. After all, employees are one of the most valuable investments a company can make.

Ranking Shows the Companies with Highest Profit Per Employee infographic

Map Highlights America’s Most Crowded Emergency Rooms

A new report from NY Requirements identifies the 25 hospitals with the most ER visits. Overcrowded emergency rooms are a persistent problem in the U.S. When so many people rely on them for care, especially in times of crisis, long wait times can be deadly. Studying the busiest ER rooms can show us what these locations might have in common and help experts develop solutions.

Map Highlights America’s Most Crowded Emergency Rooms infographic

Map Defines America’s Most Playful Cities

The AAA State of Play team offers us a new way to think about America’s top cities, with this map highlighting the most “playful” cities. The team used some fun and fascinating metrics to score the playfulness of cities. Fifty cities were judged using a scoring system that used 10 factors.

Map Defines America’s Most Playful Cities infographic

A Map Shows Which Cities Attract the Most Remote Workers and the Least

After the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work became a norm for many businesses in cities across the U.S. Remote work allows workers to move and live wherever they want, so do some cities make themselves more appealing to remote workers than others? A new map from Qualtrics can give us the answers. They showed us which cities have the most and least remote workers based on the percentage of the workforce that works from home.

A Map Shows Which Cities Attract the Most Remote Workers and the Least

Study Maps the Sharp Decline in Landline Use infographic

The landline is a prime example of a once integral piece of technology that became obsolete. A new study from Ooma shows us the percentage of homes that have a landline every decade since they emerged in the 1960s. From the infographic, we can see the peaks and valleys of landline use, as well as the states with the highest amount of landline use.

Study Maps the Sharp Decline in Landline Use infographic

New Map Shows Which States are Closing the Gender Pay Gap infographic

The gender pay gap is a persistent problem that has existed ever since women entered the workforce. Women are paid less than men who perform the same tasks in the same roles. Feminists across the U.S. have worked to eliminate the pay gap, but progress is as unequal as our wage standards. This is demonstrated in a new map by Qualtrics who highlighted the states and counties that have made the most progress in closing the gender pay gap.

New Map Shows Which States are Closing the Gender Pay Gap infographic

Infographic Reveals America’s Favorite Brands

The team at Qualtrics created an infographic displaying the brands Americans have the highest opinion of and the most negative. Brands take years to build up this kind of brand recognition and approval alongside investing in marketing. But no marketing tactic is as powerful as widespread favorability that spreads through word of mouth.

Infographic Reveals America’s Favorite Brands

Study Reveals the Backgrounds of Customer Service Workers

The field of customer service has evolved a lot over the past decade or so. Many have rebranded the role as “customer experience” and it has led to greater responsibilities, opportunities for advancement, job satisfaction, and compensation. As such, competition for these jobs has increased, leading many workers to earn college degrees and even advanced degrees.

Study Reveals the Backgrounds of Customer Service Workers infographic

Lab Diamonds vs Natural Diamonds

Lab diamonds are real diamonds. They are pure carbon rocks, with identical physical, chemical and optical characteristics to natural mined diamonds. The only difference is how the diamonds originate. Lab diamonds are individually cultivated in a lab and mined diamonds are created in the ground over millions of years.

Lab Diamonds vs Natural Diamonds infographic

A New Map Shows the U.S. Locations of the Highest and Lowest Private School Enrollment

While most Americans attend public schools, private schools are an option that vary in popularity by location. This map from Playground Equipment shows us the spots with the highest and lowest rates of private school enrollment. This data sheds light on factors that influence education, like financial status, religious and cultural influence, state policies, and the quality of local public schools.

A New Map Shows the U.S. Locations of the Highest and Lowest Private School Enrollment infographic

Decoding the Rainbow: Explore Awareness Ribbon Colors infographic

Awareness ribbon colors boomed in the past decade with ribbons to bring attention to a wide array of diseases, conditions, and social problems. Critics say that there are so many awareness ribbons that the meanings have become obscured. The team at Wizard Pins tackles this problem with an infographic that breaks down what each color represents as well as what months are ascribed to a particular cause.

Decoding the Rainbow: Explore Awareness Ribbon Colors infographic

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