Career Coach in the Press

• Losers Weepers

  Crying at work used to be seen as career suicide. But is that still the case? Fleur Britten interviews Ros Toynbee for Sunday Times Style

• What can we learn from Wiggo

  Bradley Wiggins raised eyebrows when he announced he might ride the 2013 Tour de France in support of Chris Froome. But what lessons can professionals learn from his example?

• Using the Christmas break to Reflect on your Career

  Being around family and away from the office is a great opportunity to reflect on what you really want from your career. Reflect on these questions when you get a moment or two.

• Project Management Institute Difficult project team members

  An article for the US Project Management Institute website on how to make sure difficult project team members don't sabotage your career.

• Glamour Magazine Single? Time for Project You

  Journalist Nikki Bayley discovers that taking time out to work on yourself and your career before diving into your next relationship pays dividends.

• Jobsite Interview questions and best responses

  Preparing for an interview and wondering how to answer? Jobsite's Emma Mercer interviewed The Career Coach for typical questions and answers

• Mail Online Will Crying at Work Wreck Your Career

  New research suggests that alpha women might have more success in the workplace if, rather than behaving like men, they let their softer side show. Abigail Butcher interviews Ros Toynbeeø

• VIVA Magazine Dubai Work it girl

  Catherine Langley interviews The Career Coach about being confident at your first team meeting and at appraisal and pay rise time

• Inside Housing Raise your game

  The recession may be putting obstacles in your way but it needn't be the death of your career. Simon Brandon interviews Ros Toynbee on how to make it to the next level.

• Retail Choice Create a Daily Routine

  Creating an effective jobseeking routine and strategy helps you beat the competition.

• Red Magazine Criticism

  Does criticism make you crumble? Fiona Gibson discovers from Ros Toynbee that a little critcism can be good for you, as long as you know how to take it.

• Sky com Want to Work A Four Day Week

  Working four days a week is something we dream about and thanks to the recession, employers are more open than ever to new ways of cutting costs so now could be the right time for you to make the change. Kate Faithfill interviews The Career Coach

• Woman First Thinking of setting up your own business

  Cathryn Scott interviews Ros Toynbee for seven golden rules if you're thinking of going solo. Part of an article featuring three case studies of woman who have gone it alone and say it's the best thing they've ever done

• Woman and Home Exams, uni and work.. how best to help our children

  With steep uni fees, rising unemployment and a troubled economy, it is hard to know what career advice to give our children. Interview with Ros Toynbee and David White.

• Sky com The unemployed persons guide to staying optimistic

  Interview by Kate Faithfull with Ros Toynbee

• Sky com How to not be like an apprentice

  Interview by Kate Faithfull with Ros Toynbee

• Jobsite Voluntary Redundancy

  You're offered voluntary redundancy, but should you take it if you enjoy your job? Emma Mercer interviews Ros Toynbee

• The Guardian More skill than luck

  Research by The Guardian's on how you can land that new role quicker. Ian Wylie interviews Ros Toynbee

• Press Association Kick start your career in the new year

  How to improve your existing job. Interview by Nadine Utchigadoo

• Jobsite Cover letters

  How to excite an employer with your written word. Emma Mercer interviews Ros Toynbee

• The Times How to boost your earnings potential

  Carly Chynoweth interviews Ros Toynbee.

• Cosmopolitan How to handle your boss

  Helen McNutt interviews Ros Toynbee

• Mens Health Time to quit

  The seven signs it's time to move on. Rob Kemp interviews Ros Toynbee

• Property Week How to win friends and influence people

  Nick Duxbury speaks to three networking experts on how to work the room.

• Cosmopolitan Careers Quiz

  Worried your job isn't right for you? Quiz by Helen McNutt with answers by Ros Toynbee

• Red Magazine, My Brilliant Careers

  Whether you're a fitness instructor who dreams of being a florist, or an acocuntant with acting ambitions building a good job portfolio is good for your CV and your work/life balance. Jan Masters interviews Ros Toynbee

• Independent, The Ethical Way to Escape

  Desperate for a change? Fine; but you owe it to your employer to job-hunt in your own time - and not to get lazy at work. Carrie Dunn interviews Ros Toynbee.

• The Times Work, Career Section - Life Dilemma

  Saying no and juggling workload dilemma

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