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BFI Microfinance recrute un(e) Guichetier(ère) Polyvalent(e) en CDI à Yaoundé, -Urgent
CDI6 days ago
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Yaoundé
CDI
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] BFI (Bourse de la Financière), établissement de microfinance, recrute un guichetier polyvalent en CDI à Yaoundé.
[MISSION]
Accueillir et accompagner les clients, effectuer les opérations de caisse, assurer le suivi des dossiers et contribuer à la promotion des produits et services, dans le respect des procédures.
[PROFIL]
- Bac+2 minimum en banque, finance, comptabilité, gestion, commerce ou domaine pertinent
- Une première expérience en banque, microfinance ou institution financière est un atout
- Bonne maîtrise des chiffres et des outils informatiques
- Sens du service client, rigueur, organisation, esprit d'équipe
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