Vivo Opens 290 Job Positions for Those Without Experience on This 20th

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Published on 20/02/2024 at 21:55

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Diversity and Inclusion: Half of Vivo’s Job Vacancies Are Reserved for Black Talent

According to Exame Magazine, get ready to take the first step in your professional career with Vivo’s Young Apprentice Program! With approximately 290 job vacancies available at VIVO across 23 states and the Federal District, this is your chance to join one of the largest telecommunications companies in the country. And the best part: half of the opportunities are reserved for black talent, reinforcing Vivo’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Job Vacancy Requirements and Benefits: Everything You Need to Know

To apply for Vivo’s vacancies at Vivo, you need to be between 16 and 21 years old, be enrolled in or have completed high school, and be available to work 4 to 6 hours per day. Additionally, you must have an interest in working in a hybrid model (for office positions) or on-site (for store positions). And don’t worry: if you are a person with a disability, there is no age limit to participate in the selection process.

The benefits offered by the job vacancies available through Vivo’s Young Apprentice Program are competitive and include a corporate functional line, medical and dental assistance, and life insurance, as well as a day off on your birthday. With so many benefits, this is an opportunity you can’t afford to miss!

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Applications Open: Don’t Delay!

Applications for the VIVO Young Apprentice job vacancies are open until March 22, and the entire selection process will be conducted 100% digitally. To apply, simply visit Vivo’s website and fill out the application form. Don’t waste time! This is your chance to start a promising career in one of the most recognized companies in the country. Selected candidates will be hired in May 2024, so don’t postpone. Secure your job vacancy in the Young Apprentice Program and start building your future with Vivo!

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