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Gérante de cave (logée) — Treichville, 50 000 FCFA
CDIabout 2 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
3 000 FCFA / jour (environ 90 000 FCFA par mois)
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[THE POSITION]
A merchant based in Treichville Looking for a girl to take her perfumes and go sell them.
[CONDITIONS]
- Remuneration: 3,000 CFA per day, or about 90,000 CFA per month
- The stock is provided by the trader
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Expert Application Advice
Avant d'accepter, tranchez la seule question qui compte sur ce type de poste : les 3 000 F par jour sont-ils garantis quoi qu'il arrive, ou conditionnés à un nombre de flacons vendus ? Faites-le dire clairement. Exigez aussi qu'on note par écrit la quantité de parfums que vous emportez chaque matin et le prix de vente imposé, sinon tout écart de stock vous sera reproché. Et demandez qui paie le transport : sur 30 jours, les gbakas grignotent vite une partie de ces 90 000 F.
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