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A neighborhood bar located in Akogbato In the area of Godomey (Abomey-Calavi), is looking for his/her future Bar Manager as part of a pre-employment Pro Internship. The need is concrete: entrust the smooth running of the point of sale to a trusted person, able to hold the place alone in the evening and on weekends, with a real prospect of hiring on permanent contracts.
On a daily basis, you open and close the bar, you welcome and serve customers, you ensure the cleanliness and atmosphere of the place. You manage the stocks of drinks, you place orders before the break and you hold the checkout with rigor: each franc cashed must be justified. You report regularly to the owner.
Candidate profile
The desired profile: H / F 22 years and older, with a first experience in bar or restaurant. We expect above all honesty, punctuality, a sense of service and the ability to run a small team. You must live Akogbato / Godomey or its immediate surroundings, because the schedules are late.
Conditions: Paid Pro Internship, salary to be discussed according to profile, work mainly in the evenings and on weekends. The internship can lead to a permanent contract if the results are at the rendezvous.
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