MCDONALD'S INDONESIA
McDonald’s Indonesia is Looking for the energetic, smart and qualified person to join us for the position of :
ACCOUNTING MANAGER
The qualification are :
-Good team work, good leadership, good interpersonal relationship
-Good in English both speaking, writing and reading
-Solid experience in accounting related job including reporting, data analysis
-Good in number, analytical, accurate and go into details
-Minimum S1 majoring in Accounting from reputable university
-Minimum 5 years experience preferred in Service Industry
-Male/Female
Completed application, including previous employment references should be sent within 10 working days :
Human Resources Department
McDonald’s Indonesia
Plaza Bapindo/Citibank Tower 3rd floor
Jl. Jend.Sudirman kav. 54-55, Jakarta 12190
Or by e-mail to:
recruitment@id.mcd.com
aDVERTISED : 3 DECEMBER 2007
Monday, December 03, 2007
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