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] Une boutique nouvellement construite à Shell Simeyong (Yaoundé) recrute un contrôleur de magasin.
[MISSIONS]
- Contrôle du magasin et des marchandises
- Suivi des entrées et sorties de stock
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire à discuter sur place
- Lieu : Shell Simeyong, Yaoundé
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« Salaire discutable sur place » est un signal : préparez votre chiffre avant d'y aller, sinon c'est l'employeur qui fixera le vôtre. Pour un contrôle de magasin à Yaoundé, ne descendez pas sous 70 000 FCFA si vous avez une expérience en gestion de stock. Demandez aussi qui est responsable des manquants de caisse ou de stock : dans une boutique qui vient d'ouvrir, l'inventaire de départ doit être signé par les deux parties, sinon les écarts vous seront imputés.
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