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Gérant(e) de parfumerie — Makepe (Douala)
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
À négocier (petit déjeuner et transport pris en charge)
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[THE POSITION]
Looking for five people, women and men, to manage a perfumery located in the vicinity of Makepe, à Douala.
[CANDIDATE PROFILE]
- Be aged 17 to 28 years
[CONDITIONS]
- Negotiable salary on site
- Breakfast Taken
- Transport supported
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Petit déjeuner et transport pris en charge, cela représente facilement 15 000 à 20 000 F par mois qui ne figurent pas dans le salaire annoncé : intégrez-les dans votre comparaison avant de trouver l'offre trop basse. Le salaire se négociant sur place, arrivez avec un chiffre en tête plutôt que de répondre « ce que vous voulez ». En parfumerie, ce qui fait vendre est la capacité à décrire une fragrance et à fidéliser : mettez en avant toute expérience de vente en boutique, même courte.
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