by Tim Toterhi | Jul 29, 2025 | If I May
John Mayer may have masterfully set the experience to music, but the Quarter Life Crisis (QLC) is nothing new. It’s been around since 25 stopped being an optimistic marker for one’s human halftime report. It’s easy to know when you’re in the... 
by Tim Toterhi | Apr 7, 2025 | If I May
Gen-X workers have long suffered a career version of middle child syndrome – a condition that has only worsened since our forebears broke the implied work-world contract. Let’s just say it. Boomers were supposed to retire and relinquish the keys to the corporate... by Tim Toterhi | Jun 1, 2017 | Career Blog
There is a fine line between being in the groove and in a rut. Often what separates the two experiences are intangible items like attitude and perspective…little things that can fundamentally alter your career trajectory. Whether you just landed your first real job or... 
by Tim Toterhi | Feb 27, 2015 | Career Blog
As a Gen Xer I find it amusing that both my generational colleagues, and more often Baby Boomers, discuss how to handle the Gen Y crowd like they would a batch of spent nuclear fuel. Perhaps it’s my inner latchkey kid talking, but I just don’t understand all the... by Tim Toterhi | May 23, 2013 | Articles
Factors to consider when attempting to make a meaningful connection with a diverse, ever-changing, technology-obsessed workforce. For the first time in history, four generations are represented in the workforce. This sociological anomaly has led management gurus to...