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Deux filles pour un restaurant — Colma (Bobo-Dioulasso)
CDI18 days ago
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Job Description
Bobo-Dioulasso
CDI
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] Un restaurant recherche un jeune homme âgé de 20 à 25 ans pour assurer la livraison de ses commandes.
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- Être sérieux, ponctuel et dynamique
- Être disponible et motivé
- Bien connaître la ville et ses différents quartiers est un atout
[CONDITIONS]
Une moto est disponible sur place : il n'est pas nécessaire de disposer de son propre engin.
[LIEU]
Bobo-Dioulasso, secteur 22.
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La moto est fournie, ce qui supprime la principale barrière à l'entrée du métier ; faites toutefois préciser qui paie le carburant et les réparations, c'est ce qui sépare un salaire net d'un salaire grignoté. Mettez en avant votre connaissance des secteurs de Bobo dès l'appel : c'est l'atout explicitement cité par le recruteur.
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