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Serveur, serveuse et commercial en vente en ligne — quartier SIAO (Ouagadougou)
CDI2 months ago
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Ouagadougou
CDI
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[
] Dans le cadre du renforcement de son équipe, Bonimar Services recherche une jeune femme dynamique et sérieuse ayant déjà une expérience dans le commerce et la vente.
[PROFIL]
- Expérience en commerce souhaitée
- Bon accueil et sens du service client
- Sérieuse, honnête et ponctuelle
- Capable de travailler en équipe
- Motivée et désireuse d'évoluer dans l'entreprise
[CONDITIONS]
- Lieu : Ouagadougou
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