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Vendeuse dans une cave, avec dortoir — Yopougon, Abidjan (40 000 FCFA)
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Abidjan
CDI
40 000 FCFA / mois
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A lady is looking for someone to help her sell food at Yopougon (Abidjan). A dormitory is available.
[DUTIES]
Help with the preparation and sale of food at [CONDITIONS]
Salary: 40 000 FCFA
Accommodation: dormitory provided
Place of service: Yopougon, Abidjan
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Le dortoir fourni fait la valeur réelle de cette offre : à Abidjan, il représente facilement l'équivalent de 25 000 à 30 000 FCFA de loyer économisés, ce qui rend les 40 000 FCFA plus intéressants qu'ils n'en ont l'air. Faites préciser l'heure de démarrage : la vente de nourriture à domicile commence souvent avant 6h, et ce point doit être clair avant d'emménager.
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