The orange/puke-green combination is pretty dreadful.
I have a question: In the legend, is it normal to list the percentages from highest to lowest, if they’re listed left to right? I can understand if it had been a vertically-assembled legend, maybe, but horizontally it makes little sense. Why did they do that?
Not clear to me which direction is considered ‘goodness’ for several of the components. In other words, are they measuring freedom from the point of view of the worker or the employer?
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nicole
December 1st, 2009 at 8:58 pm
The orange/puke-green combination is pretty dreadful.
I have a question: In the legend, is it normal to list the percentages from highest to lowest, if they’re listed left to right? I can understand if it had been a vertically-assembled legend, maybe, but horizontally it makes little sense. Why did they do that?
Steven Zalesch
December 2nd, 2009 at 12:22 pm
Not clear to me which direction is considered ‘goodness’ for several of the components. In other words, are they measuring freedom from the point of view of the worker or the employer?