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Cuisinier(ère) spécialiste du cabri — Djorobité 2 (Anyama)
CDI3 months ago
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Abidjan
CDI
À partir de 40 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A maquis located in front of the high school Koumassi looking for a person, man or woman, mastering well the braised chicken and mayonnaise.
[WORKING HOURS]
From 4pm to 11pm.
[SALARY]
From 40 000 FCFA, to discuss with the employer.
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« À partir de 40 000 » veut dire que le patron est prêt à monter pour quelqu'un qui sait vraiment braiser : proposez une mise à l'essai d'une soirée, c'est la meilleure façon de justifier un salaire plus élevé dans ce métier où la réputation se fait au goût. Le service se termine à 23h — réglez la question du retour de nuit avant d'accepter, beaucoup de maquis acceptent de payer le transport tardif si on le demande à l'embauche.
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