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Cuisinier spécialiste du chawarma — Restaurant Mbangui Création
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Akanda, Gabon
CDI
135 000 FCFA
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] Un restaurant situé à Avorbam recrute une dame sachant préparer les gâteaux locaux (bedoum, counou, banane, etc.) et assurer le service en salle.
[HORAIRES]
De 6h45 à 19h, avec une pause d'une heure.
[CONDITIONS]
- Ne pas être vacancière : le recruteur cherche une disponibilité durable
- Résider impérativement dans Akanda
[SALAIRE]
135 000 FCFA par mois
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Expert Application Advice
135 000 FCFA est un excellent salaire pour ce type de poste, mais l'amplitude horaire de 6h45 à 19h est longue, mesurez bien votre trajet depuis Akanda avant de vous engager. Le recruteur ne répond qu'à WhatsApp, un appel vous ferait perdre votre tour. Détaillez dans votre message les gâteaux que vous savez faire, en les nommant précisément, c'est le cœur du recrutement.
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