SubicJobs @ Olongapo: MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

Apr 1, 2008

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

SAM’S PIZZA

* MANAGEMENT TRAINEE *

MALE / FEMALE;
18 - 25 YEARS OLD;
PREFERRED HEIGHT:
5’5” FOR MALE / 5’2” FOR FEMALE;
PRESENTABLE / WITH PLEASING PERSONALITY;
CUSTOMER SERVICE ORIENTED;
MUST BE COLLEGE LEVEL / GRADUATE;
MUST HAVE GOOD COMMUNICATON SKILLS ESPECIALLY IN ENGLISH;
EXPERIENCE IN FOOD SERVICE AND / OR MANAGEMENT IS AN ADVANTAGE.

CLOSING DATE: APRIL 10, 2008

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