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Serveuses — bar à Yopougon Maroc (Abidjan)
CDI3 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
10 000 FCFA / semaine (début)
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A bar located in Yopougon Health is looking for a waitress and a DJ.
[CONDITIONS]
Starting salary: 10,000 FCFA per week, scalable.
[PROFILE]
- Waitress: room service, sense of contact, evening work
- DJ: have his equipment or know how to work on the one of the establishment, know the atmospheres cut-off and afro
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