This week was tax week for my American readers—hopefully you all filed or received an extension. And with it comes to my mind the quote by that guy who did a lot of stuff in and for Philadelphia: Benjamin Franklin. Nothing in life is certain, he said, but for death and taxes.
Enter Indexed, who had this great Venn diagram on Tax Day.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
For those of you in Philadelphia, you are probably glad for today’s (and Saturday’s) forecast: sunny and 25ºC. That means grilling, outdoor drinking, and if you fit this description from Indexed, well, mowing.
Thankfully I live in a city where this is no such thing as lawn. What is lawn?
Though let us not kid ourselves, temperatures fall back to my personal preference by Tuesday.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
This has been the story of my week. So what a great piece to find on Indexed.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
On the Friday after the president retweeted support for British extremists, then when told it was inappropriate, told off the British prime minister. On Twitter.
But at least we made it to week’s end. So Happy Friday, all.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
Hmm, interesting week I suppose. But at least it’s Friday. So enjoy this line chart from Indexed that I thought was appropriate given some of this week’s news.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
We made it to Friday, everyone. And not just any Friday, but for the Americans reading this, a three-day weekend. (You Brits had a bank holiday last week, so whatever.)
While Harvey has been in the news a lot, did you miss that North Korea shot a missile over Japan? Well it did. So this older piece from Indexed came out a few weeks ago and seemed appropriate.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
It’s Friday—about time I know. So let’s celebrate by looking ahead to your Saturday via Jessica Hagy and This is Indexed.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
We throw the word minion around at work quite often. So for your Friday enjoyment comes a graphic from Indexed that looks at minions vis-a-vis wages vs. compensation as well as whether a worker is busy vs. powerful.
Credit for the piece goes to Jessica Hagy.
From Indexed.
What more must one say other than that 1) this is generally true and 2) paperwork can be substituted for bureaucratic work in general.
