The majority of millennials graduated from school during the Great Recession (2008), and encountered a harshly competitive workforce. This resulted in many taking part-time jobs, or jobs outside of their degree in order to make ends meet. Millennials are currently the largest generation in the U.S. workforce, accounting for 31.7% of total employment. A recent report from LiveCareer looked into

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September is upon us. With it comes sweater weather, pumpkin spice lattes, and hearty crock pot meals. Consumers are looking for warm comfort food and substantial drinks, and we are talking the top trends for fall 2018. PACKAGING Consumers are turning away from the traditional bottle packaging for wine. Fall brings football season and tailgating, and smart wine brands realize

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August was a great month in data and these infographics do not disappoint. Need insight into wine? Or maybe you’re curious about sales and marketing efforts? Read on for all this and more. 1 — THE FLAVORS IN THE 10 MOST POPULAR WINES  Want to sound smart at your next social gathering? Check out this infographic, which breaks down the

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Labor Day isn’t only the last long weekend of summer—it was started in New York City in 1882, when rival union leaders joined forces to protest unpair labor practices. While not all Americans know the history behind the date, they do appreciate a three-day-weekend to soak up the last vestiges of summer. Kick back, relax, and check out our infographic

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Ahh, the age-old debate: dogs vs. cats. 36% of U.S. households own a dog, with 30% owning a cat. Interestingly, cat owners are more likely to own more than one cat, while the majority of dog owners keep it to one. Animals lovers feel very strongly about their choice in the cat/dog discussion being the right one, so which one

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Teens and parents have finally found something they agree on: screen time usage. In a recent report, Pew Research found that 54% of U.S. teens say they spend too much time on their cellphones, and two-thirds of parents express concern over their teen’s screen time. This is not new news. But what isn’t discussed as frequently is adult screen time

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The 2020 presidential election will be here before we know it. After such a surprising and divisive 2016 election, there is more interest than ever into voter behaviors. While there has been a stereotype that “all millennials are liberal”, that may be changing. According to a recent study by Reuters, the Democratic party is losing support with millennials. While the

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We know that millennials are getting married later in life, if at all, than previous generations. How many times have you heard a baby boomer say, “By 30, I had two kids and had bought a house”. Times have changed. Not only are millennials getting married in lower numbers, and at later years, they are changing everything the wedding industry

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Did you know that you only get one shot at interviewing for an on-air position at ESPN? Applicants hold off on submitting their tape until they feel it is absolutely perfect. If you had one chance at succeeding at something, whether at work or in your personal life, why wouldn’t you collect all the data and facts to ensure the

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Amid low unemployment rates, travel and tourism is still one of the world’s fastest growing sectors, with bookings hitting close to $1.6 trillion in 2017, and expected to continue to grow in 2018. Did you take a summer getaway this year? Then you’re part of the 56% of Americans who planned to take a vacation during the upcoming summer months. Have

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