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[ABOUT THE JOB]
The Bet261 group recruits sales hostesses for its points of sale in the North region, sector Nosy Be.
[CITIES CONCERNED]
Nosy Be
[DUTIES]
- Holding of the caisse
- Assistance and advice
- Sale of products from the brand Bet261
- Animation of the point of sale
[PROFILE]
- More than 21 years
- Minimum BACC Diploma
- Comfortable with numbers and computer tools
- Able to hold the cash register
- Available to work at night, weekends and holidays
- French spoken and written
- Honest, autonomous and dynamic
- Experience in a similar position is a plus
[APPLICATION]
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