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[ABOUT THE POSITIONS]
A beauty institute located in M'Badon (Abidjan) recruits urgently on four positions.
[POSTS AND SALARIES]
- Aesthetician: 200,000 FCFA
- Nongular prosthetist: 120 000 FCFA
- Hairdresser: 90 000 FCFA
- Hairdressing assistant: 50,000 FCFA
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Les montants annoncés sont très au-dessus des salaires habituels du secteur à Abidjan : dans les instituts, ces chiffres correspondent presque toujours à un fixe modeste complété par un pourcentage sur les prestations. Faites préciser la part fixe et la part commission dès l'appel, et demandez le nombre moyen de clientes par jour — c'est ce chiffre, pas l'annonce, qui détermine ce que vous toucherez réellement. Le poste d'assistante coiffeuse à 50 000 F reste une bonne porte d'entrée si vous débutez.
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