60 High School Jobs Offered By Recruitment Company To Work In The State Of São Paulo

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Published on 14/08/2020 at 13:15

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Gi Group Brazil Is Hiring High School Graduates for Sales Jobs in the Interior of São Paulo

Good news and job openings for São Paulo! The multinational human resources company with a branch in Brazil, Gi Group, is selecting high school graduates interested in working in sales of fixed-line and internet service packages in a door-to-door format in the interior of the state.

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Founded in 1998, the Group began its international expansion strategy in early 2007, which took our brand to over 50 countries in Europe, America, and Asia. With the dedication and commitment of over 4,000 direct employees, in 2018 it reached a revenue milestone of 2.3 billion euros, serving more than 20,000 companies through 600 branches spread around the world.

In Brazil, it has nearly 400 internal employees and over 4,000 third-party workers managed by Gi Group Brazil.

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In Total, There Are 60 High School Positions Distributed in the Following Cities of São Paulo

Jundiaí – 25 positions
Bragança – 20 positions
Itu – 15 positions

The selected candidates will perform sales functions for residential telephony and internet solutions. The work schedule is Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 6 PM.

Requirements: Candidates must have completed high school and experience in external sales in any sector.

Among the benefits, the company offers formal employment, a competitive salary, and benefits such as transportation assistance, meal vouchers, childcare assistance, and commissions.

Applications

Interested candidates should register their resumes for free on the company’s website by clicking this link here and select the following codes at the time of registration: 53929 (for Bragança), 53944 (Jundiaí), and 53937 (for positions in Itu). Good luck!

60 High School Jobs Offered By Recruitment Company To Work In The State Of São Paulo

Gi Group Brazil Is Hiring High School Graduates for Sales Jobs in the Interior of São Paulo

Also See Other News

In Total, There Are 60 High School Positions Distributed in the Following Cities of São Paulo

Applications

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60 High School Jobs Offered By Recruitment Company To Work In The State Of São Paulo

Gi Group Brazil Is Hiring High School Graduates for Sales Jobs in the Interior of São Paulo

Also See Other News

In Total, There Are 60 High School Positions Distributed in the Following Cities of São Paulo

Applications

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