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Vendeuse ambulante de nourriture — Ngousso (Yaoundé)
CDI2 months ago
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Yaoundé
CDI
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] La Société de transformation des fruits (STF Cameroun) recrute des vendeurs pour ses différents points de vente dans la ville de Yaoundé : Emana, Ahala, Ngousso, Mendong et leurs environs.
[RECRUTEMENT]
Un casting est organisé ce lundi au bureau de la société, à Mvan carrefour, en face de Santa Lucia.
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Le recrutement se fait par casting : présentez-vous tôt au bureau de Mvan (face Santa Lucia) avec une tenue propre, votre CNI et un CV. Indiquez clairement quel point de vente vous arrange (Emana, Ahala, Ngousso ou Mendong) selon votre quartier : un vendeur qui habite près de son lieu de travail arrive à l'heure, et le superviseur le sait. Renseignez-vous sur les jus et produits STF avant d'y aller, on peut vous demander de les présenter.
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