Category: Tech
Career Path: How to Become a Mental Health Worker
Millions of people suffer from mental health conditions in the U.S. Want to help them? Here's how to become a mental health worker. 1 in 5 adults in America experience mental illness each year. This number means that many people go untreated for their mental illness, because they don't have access to treatment. There is…
Natural light tops list of ‘dream office’ requirements
Brits dream of an office with free soft drinks, glorious views from the windows - and their very own dog, of course. A study of 2,000 office workers showed the ‘perfect’ office also has eight colleagues working in open-plan harmony, four plants, a fully-stocked kitchen and sleeping pods. Lots of natural light, sofas, large corner…
Only 1 in 4 plan to make homes more energy efficient
Just one in four UK homeowners have plans to make their houses more energy efficient, according to research. This comes despite 12 million homes failing on energy performance standards.Brits also say they’d be willing to spend an average of just £1,996 each to make their homes more eco-friendly. Utilita’s ‘Energy Aware’ study asked 2,000…
Britain is nation of ‘budding innovators’, claims survey
Millions of budding ‘innovators’ think they have a great idea - but half don’t think they could actually make it a reality. Research polling 2,000 UK adults found more than one in 10 have had a great idea they think they could make a fortune from. However, four in 10 agreed it can be more…
Benefits of Earning MCSA: Windows Server 2016 with Microsoft 70-741 Exam. Reasons for Using Exam Dumps
The rapid technology growth has been majorly influenced by the introduction of new systems that ease the way daily activities are done. Microsoft is one of the leading technology corporations which spearheads innovations and inventions on ICT. Recently, Microsoft unleashed Azure services which are now one of the widely used cloud platform services on the…
Internet and mobile phones have ‘biggest impact’ on Brits’ lives
Technological discoveries including the internet, mobile phones and televisions top the list of inventions which have had the ‘biggest impact’ on Brits’ lives, according to a new study. However, the poll of 2,000 adults also revealed it’s the humble creations which are held dear, with 66 per cent admitting they take these small things for…
£650 million of ‘invisible’ energy wasted, survey shows
Double Olympic swimming champion Rebecca Adlington, pictured above, is encouraging Brits to do more to reduce energy waste - after research finds £650 million of ‘invisible’ energy waste could be saved by upgrading Britain’s outdated energy system. A study of 4,000 adults found almost a quarter are unaware of where energy gets wasted in the…
How long does it take to change a lightbulb? Three weeks for millennials
Millions of millennials admit they can't hang a picture or even change a lightbulb. The study, which polled 2,000 adults, found putting up wallpaper, bleeding a radiator and painting are also among the DIY tasks 25 to 34 year-olds don’t feel confident doing without help. Tightening a wobbly kitchen cupboard door and fixing a loose…
There’s cash to be made on your smartphone – here’s how!
Make moolah on your mobile Thought your mobile phone was just there to encourage you to spend money in digital shopping malls? Think again. It can also be an amazing tool to assist you in making money, on the move – “mobile” being the operative word. So, if you’re a skilled online gamer, you could…
Veganism and celebrity gossip biggest ‘turn offs’ for Brits
Boring subjects most likely to make Brits 'turn off' during a conversation include celebrity gossip, veganism - and Meghan and Harry. A poll of 2,000 adults discovered what makes the nation prick up their ears, and what makes them tune out of a conversation. Rants about online dating, Brexit and diets are also likely to…