Job Vacancy :
Kredit Mikro Banking Bank Mandiri
(Wilayah Aceh, Sumatera Utara, Riau dan Kepulauan Riau)
Requirements:
Education Min D3
Maks age 30 year for the Fresh of Graduate & Maks 35 year For experienced as micro credit
Hones & in Good Health
To owning SIM C and motor vehicle and also living according to selected region
Please send by e-mail your comprehensive resume in English, including details of job description and responsibilities from early career until present and contact telephone number and a recent passport photograph to prime@sumberdayamenamas.co.id by indicating Position name on the subject
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Lowongan BUMN Bank Mandiri, Job Career Nopember
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