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Cuisinier ou cuisinière — restaurant à Ouaga 2000
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Ouagadougou
CDI
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] Un restaurant situé à Wemtenga (Ouagadougou) recherche un cuisinier maîtrisant réellement la cuisine européenne et africaine.
[PROFIL]
- Bonne maîtrise de la cuisine européenne
- Bonne maîtrise de la cuisine africaine
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire : discutable
- Lieu : Wemtenga, Ouagadougou
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Le salaire est annoncé « discutable » : c'est une invitation à négocier, alors arrivez avec un chiffre en tête plutôt qu'un « ce que vous voulez ». Le recruteur insiste sur la double maîtrise européenne et africaine — préparez deux ou trois plats précis de chaque registre que vous savez exécuter, et proposez un essai en cuisine. Dans la restauration à Ouagadougou, une démonstration convainc plus vite qu'un CV.
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