HR Calls for Interviews Today and Tomorrow (10/30) to Fill 50 Entry-Level Job Openings in SP; No Experience Required

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Published on 29/10/2020 at 10:18

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The 50 Job Openings Are for Professionals With and Without Experience Who Have a High School Diploma and Availability to Work in São Paulo.

Recruitment and Selection Company PeopleRH announced 50 job openings for professionals with a high school diploma who are available to work in Jundiaí, São Paulo. The opportunities do not require experience in the role; see below for the requirements and how to apply. Also apply, The ethanol plant calls for job openings for professionals with elementary, high school, and higher education on this day, October 29

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People Human Resources provides the ideal human capital for companies and offers the best job opportunities for those looking for a placement in the job market.

With over 20 years of experience, it has positioned itself as a reliable and effective choice for companies looking to add new talent to their workforce, recognized for quality and excellence in the various areas in which it operates.

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Check Below for the Requirements to Fill the 60 Job Openings for Jundiaí, in the State of São Paulo

Collections / Customer Service Operator

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old
Have a complete high school diploma
Basic Word and Excel skills
Reside in Campo Limpo Paulista, Jundiaí, Várzea Paulista, Francisco Morato or Franco da Rocha

Benefits: Fixed salary; bonuses and benefits

Job Application – São Paulo – PeopleRH

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Are you looking for a job but have no experience? No problem; those interested in the job openings above should go to the PeopleRH Agency with their ID, CPF, and resume TODAY (29) AND TOMORROW (10/30) from 9h to 10h and from 14h30 to 15h30, at the address: Rua Rangel Pestana 1007 – downtown Jundiaí – SP.

The company asks that interested individuals do not forget to wear protective masks. GOOD LUCK!

HR Calls for Interviews Today and Tomorrow (10/30) to Fill 50 Entry-Level Job Openings in SP; No Experience Required

The 50 Job Openings Are for Professionals With and Without Experience Who Have a High School Diploma and Availability to Work in São Paulo.

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