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Gérant de beignetariat — Bonamoussadi (Douala)
CDIabout 2 months ago
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Douala
CDI
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Looking for someone to manage a donut Douala Yassa.
[DUTIES]
- Preparation of doughnuts, corn, porridge and beans
- Sales and customer service
- Daily management of the point of sale
[CONDITIONS]
- Working hours: 15h - 20h
- Salary paid by the day or month, according to agreement
- Location Yassa, Douala
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Un beignetariat se gagne à la maîtrise de la pâte : dites combien de bassines vous sortez par service et depuis combien de temps vous préparez le trio beignets-haricot-bouillie, c'est plus convaincant qu'un long discours. Le créneau 15h-20h laisse la matinée libre, ce qui est intéressant si vous cumulez avec une autre activité — mais tranchez avec l'employeur dès le départ entre paiement journalier et mensuel, et mettez-vous d'accord par écrit sur qui achète la farine et l'huile.
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