by Tim Toterhi | Oct 19, 2022 | Career Blog
For many people, networking is a dreaded affair. This is especially true for introverts who loathe the required small talk that comes with the event. That said, even the most gregarious among us can be slightly intimidated by the process, especially if their... 
by Tim Toterhi | Feb 1, 2022 | Fast Fiction
After spending a highly unsuccessful, ninety-degree afternoon hunting for a part time job, I felt tired, depressed, and somewhat saddened. But then, in the midst of my despair, I glanced upward and noticed a card shop with a “help wanted” sign in the window. Ecstatic,... 
by Tim Toterhi | Apr 2, 2021 | Career Blog
Do you prefer music or silence while working? I first tried the office music experiment back in 1995. I remember because it lasted exactly two minutes and twelve seconds, the length of Del Amitri’s hit single, “Roll with Me.” The song came on, and we all nodded... by Tim Toterhi | Nov 17, 2020 | Career Blog
Yes. Candidates can unwittingly put themselves on the back foot if they sit empty-handed in front of a seasoned interviewer. That posture is more akin to a detective’s interrogation than a collaborative discussion between potential colleagues. Often people who prepare... by Tim Toterhi | Nov 10, 2020 | Career Blog
In the post, Is an Advance Degree Worth It? I offered a three-step process for making the decision. These consisted of: Embracing the Informational Interview: to ascertain the value of a degree from those who hold it. Challenge the Job Description: to test whether the...