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Vendeuse en boutique de plantain en gros — marché Deido
CDI3 months ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
60 000 FCFA/mois
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE JOB]
A trader in the market Deido, à Douala, is looking for a person to ensure the sale of plantain at its point of sale.
[CONDITIONS]
- Basic salary: 60 000 CFA francs per month
- Working hours: 7h to 17h
- Working days: Monday to Saturday
- Location: Market Deido, Douala
[PROFILE]
- Serious person, able to hold a sales position in the market
- Punctuality essential (opens at 7am)
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Expert Application Advice
La vente de plantain au marché Deido se joue sur la rapidité au comptage et la mémoire des prix de gros. Au premier contact WhatsApp, dites en une phrase si vous avez déjà tenu un étal ou une boutique, et confirmez tout de suite que vous pouvez être sur place à 7h : les journées commencent tôt et le recruteur écarte d'abord ceux qui hésitent sur l'horaire.
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