Infographic: What You Wish You’d Known Before Your Job Interview

Infographic: 5 Reasons Why Top Talent Leave Their Jobs

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Infographic: Coffee Drinks Illustrated

Two things we love: Coffee and Infographics.  Found here.

A Guide to Navigating NPR’s Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books

While not technically an infographic, we still like how the relationships between these books were laid out. Bonus points for humor! (Click for larger image)

Source unknown. Found via Reddit.com. Link to original.

Delicious Infographic: Girl Scout Cookie Pie Chart

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WeatherSpark: A New Look for Weather Data

WeatherSpark is tapping into a variety of datasets to deliver a different level of weather engagement. The new website, which provides data from more than 4,000 weather stations, lets you interact with full-screen weather graphs to investigate current forecasts and historical weather patterns.

Found here.

Ipad App Visualizes Music Collection as the Solar System

Planetary (voiceover) from Bloom Studio, Inc. on Vimeo.

Infographic: Visualizing the Fortune 500

Found at Fathom.info:

An interactive tool that depicts the 500 companies on Fortune Magazine's annual list of America's largest corporations. Click and drag the mouse to see how a company's rank has changed over the years from 1955 to 2010. Or change to the Revenue and Profit views to see other perspectives.

This project was built as a quick sketch and is not affiliated with Fortune Magazine in any way, and runs on a publicly available data file of the listings found on Wikipedia. The intent is to show how 84,000 data points could be easily viewed and navigated in an interactive piece.

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Infographic: 23 Billion Calories Burned on RunKeeper and Other Fun Stats

RunKeeper has produced an infographic of all the data it’s collected over the last 3+ years. To date, RunKeeper users, 69% of which are outside of the U.S., have logged 156 million miles and burned 23 billion calories. Check it out below for other fun stats.

Found at The Next Web.

Infographic: The Modern History of the Resume

Mashable has an infographic on its site highlighting the last 500 years of resumes as an infographic. The only thing missing is re.vu at the very end!

Link to the high res version of the image.