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Vendeuses (2 postes) — boutique de vêtements au marché du Mfoundi (Yaoundé)
CDI7 days ago
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Job Description
Yaoundé, Cameroun
CDI
60 000 FCFA
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[
] Recherche d'une personne pour vendre dans une boutique de vêtements équipée d'une machine à glace, à Yaoundé.
[PROFIL]
- Homme ou femme de 19 à 24 ans
- Yaoundé uniquement
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire : 60 000 FCFA
- 6 jours par semaine
- Horaires : 8h à 19h
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60 000 FCFA pour de la vente en boutique à Yaoundé est au-dessus de la moyenne du secteur : le poste partira vite, écrivez le jour même. Le commerce combine vêtements et glace, donc deux flux de caisse à tenir — signalez toute expérience de gestion de caisse ou de tenue de cahier de recettes, c'est ce qui rassurera l'employeur sur un poste où vous serez seul(e) en boutique.
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