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MANPOWER ASSISTANT INTEGRATED NETWORK INC. URGENT HIRING!!! SALES EXECUTIVE (2) College graduate of any four years course With at least one year experience Male or female With good communication skills both oral and writing Paranaque CUSTOMER SERVICE (2) Female College graduate of any four years course With at least one year experience in the same field Fresh graduate are welcome to apply With good communication skills GRILLMAN (5) Male At least high school graduate With work experience in food industry Las Pinas, Pasay or Makati CASHIER/SERVICE CREW (5) Female At least high school graduate With experience in food industry Laguna, Taguig or Pasay RIDER (25) Male At least high school graduate With or without experience Has driver’s license 1 and 2 unpro Makati, Pasay, Laguna and Paranaque BARISTA (10) High school or college graduate With or without experience Male or female Makati, Laguna, Pasay, Muntinlupa or Paranaque SALES DEMO (20) At least high school graduate With or without working experience Has pleasing personality Male or female Pasay, Makati, Taguig, Muntinlupa or Las pinas Sales Assistant (34) At least college level Has pleasing personality 18 years old and above With or without working experience Male or female Taguig, Paranaque, Manila Area, Laguna, Pampanga, Makati, Cebu and Cavite FOOD SERVER (9) Male or female At least high school or college graduate With or without working experience Alabang or Makati ACCOUNTING AND ADMIN STAFF (2) Graduate of related course With or without working experience Male or female Malate, Manila SALES AND MARKETING ACCOUNT MANAGERS (2) At least high school graduate or college level With or without working experience Female Malate, Manila HR Staff (2) Graduate of related course With or without experience Male or female Malate, Manila EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT (2) Graduate of related course With or without experience Female Malate, Manila ADMIN STAFF (2) At least college level With or without experience Male or female Malate, Manila SALES REPRESENTATIVE (9) 18 years and above Newly graduates are accepted With sales experience Male or female Muntinlupa, Batangas, Laguna, Bataan, etc. MERCHANDISER (4) Male With experience 18 and above Makati Inclusive Date of Vacancies from-to .

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