Six Infographics Any Geek/Nerd Should Read

By Nathan Young on November 7, 2013

I have been behind in sharing some great infographics to you since I have worked on the visual resume and job searching. So this post is going to highlight six infographics from people who sent them to me via e-mail at [email protected]. I am including a page break for this post because this post is going to take up a lot of room! Click the link below to read the infographics!

Phone vs. Text vs. E-mail From: http://www.accredited-online-college.org/phone-text-email/

Closing the Gender Gap In Computer Science From: http://www.bestcomputerscienceschools.net/closing-the-gender-gap-in-computer-science/

Unfilled Jobs, Unskilled Labor From: http://www.howdoibecomea.net/unfilled-jobs-unskilled-labor/

Americans at Work: The Best and Worst Jobs From: http://www.numbersleuth.org/trends/best-worst-jobs/

There’s an App for That: Assistive technology (AT) and Learning Disabled Children From: http://www.besteducationdegrees.com/learning-apps/

Ultimate Online Guide to Video Game Design This guide is to provide in-depth resources to help you get started in becoming a video game designer. The job of video game designer is much like that of a movie director, and the path to that job is just as varied and difficult, and can require a measure of luck on top of competence and skill. The video game industry does not have well defined, success-guaranteed career paths. Many designers have worked in a wide range of jobs within the industry. Success is achieved by finding a way to stand out at the right moment in whatever role you’ve managed to find. Access the guide by clicking the picture or clicking the link at: http://www.onlinegamedesignschools.org/becoming/