Category: Infographics
What Does It Take to Get a Job at Google? Infographic
Everyone wants to work at Google and it’s not hard at all to see why.
With billions of dollars in revenue every year, Google is never shy in spending way beyond the norm to attract and retain the most talented people they can find.
So Google employees get to enjoy free gourmet meals, free subsidized massage, free haircuts, free laundry and dry cleaning, free medical and dental checkups, and pretty much every benefit any employee could ask.
Not to mention that Google employees are already enjoying some of the highest average salaries in the tech industry.
That's why even with their reputation as having one of the toughest application process, Google suffers no shortages of hopefuls with over 2 million job applicants every year.
Just how hard it is to land a job at Google? Check out our latest infographic and see for yourself:
What is your Mobile Recruitment Strategy? – Infographic
More than ever job seekers are using mobile devices to browse for career opportunities over the internet.
A LinkedIn survey revealed that 72% view company pages for career opportunities while 64% browse for them on company social media pages. More than half of the survey sample indicate they check company career pages for job opportunities from time to time.
However, only a few businesses have their career pages optimized for the mobile. Fewer still have invested enough to make their application process painless on a mobile.
Is your company career page optimized for mobile devices?
Working From Home — Is It The Future?
The "work from home" approach in business is growing, despite opposition from prominent people.
Some people like it, and some just don't.
At Staff.com, we believe that traveling in traffic to and from work each day is insane! But not everyone agrees.
Check out our latest infographic and see if you agree that working from home is the future.
10 Futuristic Jobs That Barely Exist – Infographic
Explain an SEO job to someone who grew up in the '60s and likely he will take you for a loon. Talk about how technology destroys jobs and he will tell you about jobs people used to have that had long since been taken over by machines.
Technology makes a lot of jobs obsolete, but it also creates lots of new ones in their place.
What will be jobs like in the future?
Kaplan Business School has an interesting take on the kind of work that we will be seeing in the future. Check out their latest infographic - 10 Futuristic Jobs That Barely Exist … or have only been invented.
