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Vendeuse — boutique de plantain en gros (marché Deido)
CDI16 days ago
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Job Description
Douala (marché Deido), Cameroun
CDI
70 000 FCFA par mois
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] Recherche d'une vendeuse pour une boutique de plantain en gros au marché Deido, à Douala. Des places sont également disponibles à New Bell.
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire : 70 000 F le mois
- Horaires : du lundi au samedi, de 8h à 19h
[DOSSIER À FOURNIR]
CNI et plan de localisation.
[À NOTER]
L'annonce précise de faire attention aux voleurs sur le marché et de ne pas s'en approcher.
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70 000 F pour un commerce de gros au marché Deido est correct pour le secteur, mais la journée est longue (11 heures, six jours sur sept) : posez la question des jours de repos et des heures de fermeture réelles dès le premier appel, avant de vous engager. Le plan de localisation manuscrit est exigé par presque tous les commerçants de Douala — préparez-le à l'avance avec un repère connu du quartier, cela accélère votre embauche.
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