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Cuisinière spécialisée en plats ivoiriens — buvette à Goughin (Ouagadougou)
CDIabout 2 months ago
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Job Description
Ouagadougou
CDI
50 000 FCFA
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] Un kiosque situé à Gounghin recherche une dame maîtrisant les mets ivoiriens : foutou, foufou, placali, riz sauce graine, gouagouassou, kôpê, etc.
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- Horaires : 7h à 17h
- Salaire : 50 000 FCFA pour commencer
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- Maîtriser réellement la cuisine ivoirienne
- Être immédiatement disponible
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50 000 FCFA de départ pour une cuisinière à Ouagadougou, c'est un bon niveau : la formule « pour un début » indique que le salaire est révisable, demandez au bout de combien de mois et sur quels critères. Le recruteur cherche une vraie spécialiste ivoirienne, alors citez précisément les plats que vous maîtrisez et proposez de préparer une sauce graine ou un placali à l'essai : sur ce poste, la démonstration vaut mieux que le CV.
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