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Vendeuse ambulante de nourriture — Ngousso (Yaoundé)
CDI17 days ago
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Yaoundé, Cameroun
CDI
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] Un commerçant du quartier Focou Étoudi, à Yaoundé, recherche deux personnes pour la vente de viande-pain (sandwichs à 100 FCFA).
[MISSIONS]
- Vente ambulante : il faut accepter de marcher avec la marchandise
[POSTES À POURVOIR]
02 personnes
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C'est de la vente ambulante : avant d'accepter, demandez si vous êtes payé au fixe, à la commission, ou sur la marge, et qui supporte la perte si la marchandise n'est pas écoulée. Ce point décide de tout dans ce type de poste, et il vaut mieux le régler avant le premier jour qu'après.
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Your safety comes first — read before you go
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