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Vendeuse de boutique Mobile Money — Zogbo (Cotonou)
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Cotonou
CDI
30 000 FCFA
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] Une boutique de divers située à Zogbo, dans la von de l'ancienne boulangerie, recherche en urgence une jeune fille pour en assurer la gestion et la vente.
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- Jeune fille de 18 à 25 ans au plus
- Résider obligatoirement dans le quartier
- Être immédiatement disponible pour prendre service
[CONDITIONS]
- Du lundi au samedi, de 07h00 à 21h00
- Pas d'hébergement
- Salaire : 30 000 FCFA
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Les horaires annoncés sont longs (7h à 21h, six jours sur sept) pour 30 000 FCFA : vérifiez s'il existe une pause dans la journée et si la boutique ferme réellement à 21h. Le recruteur exige de résider dans le quartier de Zogbo — dites-le d'emblée si c'est votre cas, c'est le premier filtre. Tenez un cahier des entrées et sorties dès le premier jour, c'est ce qui protège une vendeuse en cas de manquant en caisse.
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Your safety comes first — read before you go
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- •A salary that is far above the market rate for the position and the city is a red flag — be extra cautious.