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Type of contract: CDI
Salary:
Job description:
The Network and Operations Manager manages the activities of the agency network and ensures the achievement of commercial, operational and quality of service objectives.
Main duties
Supervise the activities of agencies and service points.
Ensure the application of operational procedures.
Monitor performance indicators and propose improvement actions.
Coordinate the commercial development of the network.
Ensure the quality of service offered to customers.
To supervise and accompany agency managers.
Candidate profile
Bac+4/5 in Banking, Finance, Management or Commerce.
Experience
Minimum 5 years experience in the banking or microfinance sector.
Excellent managerial skills.
Strong ability to analyze and control performance.
Sense of leadership and direction of results.
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