47% want to be Bill Gates
In another survey, U.S. tops in saying people 'live to work'
If the ultimate makeover were possible, percentage of Americans who would like to be Bill Gates, according to a survey by GBC Document Finishing Group: 47
Percentage who chose Oprah Winfrey as the person they would most like to be: 25
Source: GBC.
Percentage of divorced Americans who are supposed to receive child support or alimony, according to a study by divorce360.com: 24
Of those who are supposed to receive child support or alimony, percentage who are receiving all of it: 25
Percentage who are not receiving any of it: 29
Source: divorce360.com.
Percentage of U.S. workers who said they "live to work" rather than "work to live," according to a survey conducted by Monster.com: 22
Rank of the U.S. among the four countries surveyed in terms of having the most respondents who selected "live to work": 1
Percentage of French workers who said they "live to work": 16
Percentage of German and U.K. workers who said the same: 15 (tie)
Source: Monster.com.
Rank of L.L. Bean among U.S. retail companies in terms of quality of customer service, according to a consumer survey conducted by the National Retail Federation: 1
Ranks of Zappos.com and Amazon.com: 2, 3
Number of Internet-only retailers in the top 10: 4
Source: Rasmussen Reports LLC.
Percentage of workers who have been explicitly informed that their at-work technology is monitored, according to a survey conducted by Harris Interactive and commissioned by lawyers.com: 45
Percentage of employees who say they use the Internet for non-work purposes while at work despite company policy: 69
Percentage of employees who say they use their phone for non-work purposes while at work despite company policy: 69
Source: lawyers.com.
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