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Back to listing Posted on 30 October 2026 Cashier/Seller Full time Without telecommuting + 1 year of experience Level of study: French Baccalaureate: Professional competence Sector of activity: Fashion, clothing and textiles > Fabrics and textiles Job address: Abidjan - Côte d’Ivoire Job Description: The Cashier/Seller is responsible for welcoming customers, advising them in their purchases and ensuring the receipt of sales. It ensures the accuracy of cash transactions, the proper management of payments and compliance with internal procedures. Main missions - To welcome customers, identify their needs and advise them on products. - Present items and make sales. - Record purchases and collect payments. - Ensure the rigorous management of cash and other means of payment. - Verify the accuracy of cash transactions. - Follow internal procedures and perform tasks related to the position. A training in checkout, commerce, sales or management is an asset. - Experience of at least one year in checkout or sale is desired, especially in the field of ready-to-wear. - Have a good command of basic calculations, Excel and computer tools. - Demonstrate punctuality, honesty, rigor and good sense of organization.
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