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A neighbourhood shop located in Dekoungbe, Cotonou is looking for its next store manager to take responsibility for the point of sale on a daily basis. The position is to be filled immediately: the selected person will hold the shop, welcome the customers and guarantee the good performance of the goods as from the checkout.
On a daily basis, you welcome and advise customers , you cash in and return the change, you monitor the stock and report outages, and you keep the shop clean and tidy from morning to night. You are the first image of the business: your sense of service and rigor make all the difference on sales.
Candidate profile
Searched profile: you are between 18 and 24 years old, are immediately available and live in the vicinity of Dekoungbe, Agla or Godomey . Serious, punctual and honest, you like the job well done and know how to manage a cash register with precision. No degree is required: it’s your integrity and energy that counts first.
Conditions: Permanent contract, remuneration to be discussed according to profile and experience, shop hours to be defined together. A close environment, a reduced team and a real autonomy on the holding of the point of sale.
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