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Vendeur / Vendeuse de brochettes de poulet — Kotto (Douala)
CDI12 days ago
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Job Description
Douala, Cameroun
CDI
50 000 FCFA
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] Recherche d'une personne sérieuse pour la vente de brochettes de porc à Bonamoussadi Sable (Douala).
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire : 50 000 FCFA
- Horaires : 9h à 17h
- Le recruteur insiste sur la fiabilité : plusieurs candidates ne se sont pas présentées le jour de la prise de service
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L'employeur a été posé plusieurs fois par des candidates qui n'ont pas honoré leur premier jour : votre meilleur argument n'est pas l'expérience mais l'engagement — annoncez une date de prise de service précise et tenez-la. Les horaires 9h-17h sont inhabituellement confortables pour ce métier (la plupart des points de brochettes tournent le soir) : vérifiez qu'il n'y a pas de service de nuit ajouté ensuite. Demandez si les 50 000 FCFA incluent ou non une part sur les ventes.
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