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[ABOUT THE JOB]
The Snack Bar Billiard BBL (Black Ball Legend Billiard), located in Ndogbong (Douala), in front of the Commissariat du 10e, recruits for two functions.
[OPEN POSITIONS]
- Experienced Servants — Careful presentation, a sense of service and a taste for teamwork
- Experienced Security Officer
[REQUIRED DOCUMENTS]
- CV
- Handwritten letter of application
- Location Plan
- Photocopy of the CNI
- Number of a guarantor
[LOCATION]
Ndogbong, Douala, in front of the 10th
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Le dossier demandé (lettre manuscrite, plan de localisation, garant) est celui d'un employeur structuré, c'est plutôt bon signe : préparez les cinq pièces avant d'appeler, vous passerez devant les autres candidats. Le numéro du garant doit être celui d'une personne réellement joignable et prévenue. Le salaire n'étant pas annoncé, demandez-le avant de constituer le dossier, ainsi que les horaires de fermeture — un snack-bar avec billard ferme tard.
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