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Serveuse de bar
CDI3 months ago
Job Description
Cotonou
CDI
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
A bar and restaurant located in Agla Akplomey, in the commune of Cotonou, recruits a bar waitress in charge of the room and counter service. The position is offered on a permanent basis and is intended for a candidate who is punctual, presentable and comfortable in a direct customer service environment.
On a daily basis, the person welcomes customers, takes orders and transmits them to the bar, ensures the service of drinks and drinks, then ensures the cleanliness of his post and tables. It also participates in the general holding of the sales space and reports to the room manager on the progress of its service.
Candidate profile
The profile sought justifies at least the BEPC; a first experience of 0 to 1 year in a service position is a appreciated asset. A clear expression in French, a sense of hospitality, discretion and the ability to maintain staggered schedules are expected to succeed on this position.
Conditions : CDI, remuneration to be discussed according to the profile, with accommodation available for the selected person. The service is organized during the day and in the evening, including weekends.
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