People Development Agency
is a Human Resources Consultant Company located in Jakarta
Our clients, a well established Bank in Jakarta, is looking for young professional, who is committed to be part of their team as :
TELLER (PDA 151)
Requirements:
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- Female, Max 25 years old
- Min D1 Degree from any discipline
- Good communication and interpersonal skill
- Good in English or Mandarin (passive) is preferably
- Having experience as Teller is preferably
- Fresh Graduate are welcome to apply
Candidates will be placed at Tanah Abang Branch, Gajah Mada Branch, and Jatinegara Branch
Send your detailed CV and recent photograph (Ms.Word 2003 version, Max 200Kb) to :
pda@pdaconsultant.com
Before November 6, 2009. Reference code of position must be written on the email subject (Name-PDA 151)
Regards,
People Development Agency
ROYAL PALACE Office Complex B-12
Jl. Prof Dr. Soepomo SH No 178A
Jakarta Selatan 12870 – Indonesia
Telp : (021) 8314563, 8314567
Website: www.pdaconsultant.com
Lowongan Terkait:
Bank Lippo; LOWONGAN BANK TERBARU (OFFICER, GREETER, TELLER)Bank Capital Indonesia; LOWONGAN KERJA TELLER BANKLOWONGAN KERJA TELLER/CUSTOMER SERVICE di BANK KESEJAHTERAAN EKONOMIBank UOB Membuka Lowongan Kerja TerbaruBank Permata Membuka Lowongan Kerja Baru; Teller-SbyLOWONGAN KERJA TELLER di BANK BIIBANK LIPPO; LOWONGAN KERJA TELLER BANK TERBARU 2008
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