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As Founder and Executive Director of Bridges to Jobs, Chuck is a professional speaker, trainer, seminar leader, educator and writer. He provides innovative and motivating seminars and courses in career advancement, body language, interviewing techniques, resume writing, time management, creating an internet presence, building self-confidence and overcoming job loss grief. His writings can also be found throughout the internet. He has created, designed and presented his work throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley through community colleges, school district continuing education programs, career colleges, employers, community centers and state sponsored job and career support programs. His education includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Finance from San Jose State University, and Teaching Credentials from the University of California. Questions, schedule a seminar or speaking date? Chuck can be reached at: bridgestojobs@yahoo.com

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Creating an Accomplishments Portfolio. Flaunt Your Stuff!
The idea of using a portfolio to promote one’s self to potential employers is fairly new for the typical job seeker. In light of today's extremely competitive job market, however, creating a portfolio showcasing your personal accomplishments is one of the best things you can do to differentiate yourself from the hordes of other job applicants applying for the same job. Read
By: Chuck Castagnolo | 15/04/2008 | Career Management

Increasing Your Internet Presence: Do You Exist?
Do you exist in the ether of the internet? Having a presence in the internet environment is particularly important especially in light of today’s highly competitive job market. Having an internet presence means you can be found in a search, and being able to be found in a search gives you a certain amount of credibility over someone who does not have an internet presence. Read
By: Chuck Castagnolo | 31/03/2008 | Coaching

Writing Better Job Descriptions: What Do You Mean?
As a Human Resource professional, when you write a job description the reader should not have to ask "What do you mean?" at the conclusion of its reading. Learn how to write job descriptions that will attract qualified candidates and quickly fill those open positions. Read
By: Chuck Castagnolo | 19/03/2008 | Human Resources

The Addie Model: Why Use It?
If you are new to training development and have been thinking of putting together any type of training program, it is important to know and understand the most basic training tool used by professional trainers; it is called the ADDIE model. Read
By: Chuck Castagnolo | 15/01/2008 | Training