Percentage of managers who would be classified as "beach bums," described as the type of managers who sit around wasting their time and others' time, according to a survey conducted by Harris Interactive: 9

Percentage of managers who would be classified as "scuba divers," managers who can produce solutions but require instruction and assistance to do so: 32

Percentage of managers who would be classified as "free divers," strategic leaders who are able to continuously come up with the big ideas that move the business forward: 30

OH, BABY!

Percentage of single male online daters who said that they would consider having a "no strings attached baby" and father a child with a gal pal, according to a poll conducted by http://www.Date.com: 47

Percentage of single women who say they have thought a lot about approaching a single guy friend to father their child: 43

Percentage rise in out-of-wedlock births among women ages 30 to 34 since 2002, according to a May 2009 report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: 34

ON THE JOB HUNT

In the next 12 months, estimated percentage of employers who plan to hire full-time employees, according to a survey conducted on behalf of Robert Half International and CareerBuilder: 50

Percentage who will hire contract, temporary or project workers: 40

Percentage who will hire part-time employees: 40

RENT OUT

Ranks of air conditioning, balcony, deck, patio, porch or yard, on-site swimming pool, in-unit washer and dryer, and Internet access on the list of apartment amenities renters treasure most during this time of year, according to a survey by http://www.Apartments.com: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Percentage of survey respondents who said access to desirable apartment amenities impact where they choose to live: 90

Percentage of respondents who said location and neighborhood have the biggest impact on their decision to choose an apartment if rent is not an issue: 35

GOING ABROAD

Nearly eight years after the 9/11 tragedy, percentage of Americans who say that concern over safety and security will not deter them from traveling overseas, according to results of a survey commissioned by the U.S. Travel Insurance Association: 73

Percentage who say safety and security issues would influence their choice of an international destination: 60