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Vendeuse de poisson braisé — Gonzagueville (Abidjan)
CDI28 days ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
50 000 FCFA / mois
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] Le restaurant Spécial Flambé, situé à Port-Bouët (Gonzagueville, deux poteaux), recrute deux personnes pour renforcer son équipe :
- un homme expérimenté dans la préparation du poulet braisé
- une femme ou un homme pour la vente de spaghetti
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- Sérieux, dynamique, accueillant et disponible
- Expérience confirmée en poulet braisé pour le premier poste
[CONDITIONS]
- Rémunération : 50 000 FCFA par mois
[CANDIDATURE]
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Deux postes bien distincts se cachent derrière cette annonce : dites clairement lequel vous visez dès votre premier message, sinon votre candidature se perdra. Pour le poulet braisé, l'expérience est exigée — citez le nom des maquis ou restaurants où vous avez tenu la braise. Pour la vente de spaghetti, c'est l'accueil client qui prime et le poste est ouvert aux hommes comme aux femmes.
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