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Vendeuse de compléments alimentaires sur TikTok — Cissin (Ouagadougou)
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Ouagadougou
CDI
Commission de 250 FCFA par sachet vendu
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[À PROPOS DE L'ENTREPRISE]
Burkimbi Riibo est une entreprise de production et de vente de farine concassée de petit mil.
[MISSION]
Assurer la vente des sachets de farine concassée à la boutique située au Théâtre populaire, non loin de la gare STAF (Ouagadougou).
[CONDITIONS]
- Rémunération à la commission : 250 FCFA par sachet vendu
- Horaires : du lundi au vendredi, de 8h à 17h
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La paie dépend uniquement des ventes : demandez combien de sachets la boutique vend en moyenne par jour pour estimer votre revenu réel avant d'accepter. Si vous avez déjà vendu des produits alimentaires ou animé un réseau WhatsApp de clientes, dites-le : c'est ce qui fait grimper la commission.
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