100 Job Openings for Telemarketing Operators with High School Education on August 3rd, to Work in São Paulo and Salvador

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Published on 03/08/2020 at 13:41

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The Job Openings Are for Professionals with Completed High School and Availability to Work in São Paulo and Salvador

BS Tecnologia e Serviços announced 100 job openings for high school graduates who are available to work at locations in the cities of São Paulo, Barueri, and Salvador. The opportunities require 3 months of experience in the role; check below the requirements and how to apply. Civil and Industrial Construction Works at Porto do Açu Require Many Job Vacancies for Helper, Mason, Foreman, Plumber, Welder, Electrician, and More, on this Day August 3rd.

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Check Below the Requirements to Apply for the High School Job Openings in São Paulo, Barueri, and Salvador

Telemarketing Operator

Activities

Assist customers, answer questions, solve problems.

Requirements

High School Diploma
3 Months of Experience

Schedule

6 hours a day, does not work on Sundays, and has one day off during the week

Benefits

The company offers employees a salary of R$ 840 reals + 10.50 for meals, transportation, health and dental plans.

Work Location: Portão/ Lauro de Freitas

Application for the Telemarketing Operator Job Openings

Those interested in applying for the job openings above should send their resume to recrutamentoba@bsservices.com.br with the email subject “TELEPHONE OPERATOR”, then they should call 3341-1972 or 999180627 and inform that they sent an email with their resume.

100 Job Openings for Telemarketing Operators with High School Education on August 3rd, to Work in São Paulo and Salvador

The Job Openings Are for Professionals with Completed High School and Availability to Work in São Paulo and Salvador

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