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Jose Castellano
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Hispanic Professional Organizations
Started Nov 19
I need a job!
Replied Apr 10
I need a job!
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I am collecting Hispanic Professionals Organizations in New York for organizing informative Career Development workshops. If anybody knows names and addresses I would be really appreciate.
Best, Jose Castellano
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The Nuts and Bolts of Job Search 101 at TRS Professional Suite
July 21, 2009 from 6pm to 8pm
Workshop about the generic topic of Job Search, in which we present a proactive and constructivist approach. The Job Hunter as a researcher, explorer and main actor of the role play.
The Career Developers Forum
presents the seminar
The Nuts and B...
Sonia, nice photo, full of stars.
Jose
Ditas, please, tell me about the 444 formula.
Jose Castellano
Alexis, I hope you found a job. If not, tell me what are you doing.
Jose Castellano
Sonya, I wish I could help you.
What do you mean "I have been in the market. I do not know why, I have had no offers"?. Could you be a little bit more specific.
Jose Castellano
New York job fair at Metropolitan Pavilion
April 16, 2009 from 10am to 3pm
To pre-register for this event sign in or sign up first AND then be sure to select "Will Attend" under RSVP
Are you bilingual and live in the New York area?
Do you speak English and Spanish or Portuguese?
Join us on April 16, 2009 for the NSH...
Profile Information
- about me
- Born in Madrid-Spain
Living In New York since 2005
Doctor in Educational Counseling, UNED, Madrid-Spain
Masters in Multicultural Education, University of Cologne, Germany.
I am currently running a company called CareeReset Counseling. I decided to build it since I do not find a job. Contact me to build your own business, or join me if you think you have something to add.
- what is your current, past or ideal job title?
- My current job title: owner and manager of CareeResetCounseling, dedicated to help people building their careers.
My past occupation was psychotherapist, New York.
I do not have any ideal job title
- what languages do you speak?
- Spanish, English, German
- what countries have you lived in?
- Spain, Germany, USA
- what countries have you visited?
- The above one plus many in Europe: England, France, Belgian, Austria, Holland, Portugal.
- what's your Hispanic connection?
- My nationality, passport, academic background, family and memories. In New York I know many Hispanic people.
- company name
- CareeReset Counseling
- company website?
- http://www.CareeResetCounseling.ocm
- which communities do you actively participate in?
- hobbies or interests?
- Art and politic
visit my web http://www.castellanoonline.net
- relationship status?
- married
- looking for?
- networking, employment, friendship, relationship
- religious views?
- skeptical.
- political views?
- People deserve a lot of more. We deserve to have more decision making opportunities in social and political fields.
Comment Wall (3 comments)
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- At 1:16pm on April 10, 2009,
Sonia Jimenez said…
- Very impressive background, education and views. How ironic that youre a divorce mediator going through a divorce yourself. But I could see why it is possible. I am a woman advocate against domestic violence, I counsel women (voluntarily one on one, group or through online) who have been, are and are not longer in violent situations with the batterer and I am good at it because I have been in the same shoes. Ifeel only people who have experienced that particular situation to be the appropriate individual to help others in such case, as long as you can be bias. Though I can't find a job in that field (because I have "no professional" experience) I enjoy what I do. I would hope to put in place a program I have been dwindling for years to put out there for the betterment of battered women, emotionally, mentally, socially and physically. A program that would from within help women in this society, whether is going back to work, school or mingling in society without the fear they once lived in. These women would have the incentive, motivation, will power and the self esteem to face the world once again. What do you think about that? Quoting your political views "People deserve a lot of more. We deserve to have more decision making opportunities in social and political fields."
- At 3:32pm on April 9, 2009,
Melissa Ribeiro said… - You say you would live in Europe, what about Brazil?? LOL see you at the Panel.
- At 11:00am on April 9, 2009,
Ricardo Villalba - NSHP admin said…
- Jose,
Welcome to the NSHP Network, we are so glad you have joined! A great way to get involved is by joining your local New York City group and introducing yourself here: http://network.nshp.org/group/newyorkcity/forum/topics/please-introduce-yourself-here-5
Once you have joined the NYC group, please go here and check out our Hispanic/Bilingual career fair which is being held in NYC Thursday, April 16th: http://network.nshp.org/events/new-york-job-fair
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