Over 330 Job Openings Offered by the Sine of Barra do Piraí – Rio de Janeiro

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/06/2019 at 18:47

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Attention Residents of Barra do Piraí Region – Rio de Janeiro, Sine is Offering Over 330 Job Openings This Week!

This week, the National Employment System (Sine) of Barra do Piraí is offering job opportunities in various fields. The featured position today is Telemarketing Operator with 330 available openings, Sine is also recruiting professionals with no work experience, it’s a great opportunity for you who need to start your career and have no experience in the role.

Register with the National Employment System (Sine) and check out great opportunities. Stay tuned, don’t forget to bring your documents! (Identity card; CPF; work permit and proof of residence). Learn more about these and other available vacancies at the Sine unit in Barra do Piraí. Sine’s phone number is (24) 2443-1254.

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Telemarketing Operator – 330 Openings

Requirements

Must be over 18 years old
Complete or ongoing higher or secondary education
Knowledge of computer skills

Salesperson

Requirements

Must have a motorcycle
Must be over 18 years old
Driving License A

External Salesperson

No experience required

Cleaning Assistant

No experience required

Application

To apply, just present yourself at their headquarters, located at Rua Senador Raul Fernandes, nº 54, Centro – next to the city hall, between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM, with identity card, CPF, work permit, and proof of residence. Good luck!

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Over 330 Job Openings Offered by the Sine of Barra do Piraí – Rio de Janeiro

Attention Residents of Barra do Piraí Region – Rio de Janeiro, Sine is Offering Over 330 Job Openings This Week!

Telemarketing Operator – 330 Openings

Salesperson

External Salesperson

Cleaning Assistant

Application

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