Mais de 2 mil vagas de emprego serão abertas neste fim de ano em Jundiaí, São Paulo

More Than 2,000 Job Openings Will Be Available This Year-End in Jundiaí, São Paulo

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/11/2019 at 18:02

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Expert Says That 40% Of Employees Hired For Temporary Jobs Are Often Hired Permanently After The Evaluation Period.

In São Paulo, the trade in Jundiaí is opening 2,500 job openings for the end of the year. The opportunities are temporary to meet the demand for Black Friday, Christmas, and New Year’s. Stay tuned as oil multinationals Equinor, the Australian Karoon, the French Total, and the British BP are keeping an eye on the coast of São Paulo.

About 1,200 positions are for the clothing and footwear sectors; the other opportunities include salespeople for appliances, electronics, and other diverse options.

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According to Larissa Gonçalves, a human resources expert, the tip for interested candidates is to inform in the resume that the objective is to secure a temporary position, even if there is no experience in the trade sector.

The expert states that 40% of employees hired temporarily are often retained after the evaluation period.

Therefore, workers should be flexible with their schedules, be friendly, work enthusiastically, and be open to learning new things.

For the expert, being willing to help, acting naturally, being as sincere as possible, and going beyond what the position requires are some of the characteristics most sought after by employers.

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