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Serveuse en cave (bar) logée — Bonoua, 13 000 FCFA par semaine
CDI21 days ago
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Job Description
Bonoua, Côte d'Ivoire
CDI
12 500 FCFA par semaine
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A cellar (drink bar) located in the city of Bonoua looking for a serious and respectful girl to work in the establishment.
[DUTIES]
- Customer service in the cellar
[CANDIDATE PROFILE]
- Be serious and respectful
[CONDITIONS]
- Salary: 12,500 FCFA per week
- Dormitory on the 2nd floor
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Expert Application Advice
12 500 FCFA la semaine, soit environ 50 000 FCFA par mois avec le logement compris : comparez-le à un poste non logé avant de trancher. Un service en cave se termine tard : faites préciser les horaires de fermeture, les jours de repos et qui d'autre dort sur place. Allez voir le dortoir avant d'accepter, et prévenez un proche du lieu exact où vous prenez le poste.
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