14 Things Millennials Needs to Consider Before Accepting a Job Offer [Infographic]

Millennials may be known for job hopping but it’s most likely for a good reason. Since 43% of millennials plan to leave their job within the next year, it begs the question—why are they unhappy with their jobs? It could be that they don’t find their work meaningful or that there aren’t enough opportunities for learning, growth, and development.



No matter what the reason, hiring and training are expensive so it’s critical both companies and individuals find the best fit. Learning to evaluate a job offer comes with practice but it’s an important decision for all involved. This infographic from Self Lender highlights the necessary factors of a job offer that all people, but especially millennials, need to consider before saying “yes.”

Source: Selflender

How to produce link-building content

If we were to split the creative process into three sections — content, design, and outreach strategy — how are we able to engineer our own successes and failures to provide us with a framework for future campaigns? From the amount of data used and visualized to the importance of effective headline storytelling, the insight is a way of both rationalizing and reshaping our approach to content production.

1. Insufficient data:

Behind every great piece of content is (usually) a unique or noteworthy set of data. Both static and interactive content enables us to display limitless amounts of research which provide the origins of the stories we try to communicate. However many figures or metrics you choose to visualize, there is always a point where a journalist or reader switches off.

2. Powerful data visualizations:

Regardless of how saturated the content marketing industry becomes, we are graced every year with new and innovative ways of visualizing data. The balancing act between originality in your design and an unnecessarily complex data-visualization is often the point on which success and failure can pivot. As is the case with data, overloading a piece of content with an amass of multi-faceted graphs and charts is a surefire way of alienating your users, leaving them either bored or confused.

3. Pandering to the press:

Competition means that press contacts are looking for something extra special to warrant your content’s publication. While ingenuity is required in every area of content marketing, it’s equally important to recognize the importance of getting the basics right.

Source: SearchEngineWatch

Eye Tracking - A Closer Look [Infographic]

 How do our eyes move? Have you track it? Have you analyzed how and why it works in different way while looking at things.

The world of eye tracking may seem complicated but hopefully with the help of this entertaining (and slightly educational) eye tracking infographic you'll learn a thing or two about what we can learn from analyzing the eyes and how it can be adapted in human behavior research.

Source: iMotion