Newly hired translators, part-time office workers, financial accountants, drivers and international students can work part-time

New hires [Translator, part-time official, financial accountant, driver] International students can work part-time. The company is looking for several translators, clerks, finance, general employees. Full-time and part-time. Our company is a multinational enterprise and has established many branches in various countries around the world. Due to business needs, we are now recruiting the following personnel from the society: 8 oral translators; 5 written translators; (translation work is available for international students part-time), 5 office clerks; 2 finances; 3 production supervisors; 5 business managers; and several ordinary employees. Requirements for applicants: 1. Aged 20-48 years old, male or female, fluent in writing, listening and speaking. 2. Be good at communicating with others, be diligent and studious, and have a spirit of unity and cooperation with the company. It is better if you have work experience, or other language skills. The company provides three meals a day, room and board, and can reimburse phone bills. The treatment is generous. The company organizes activities every year and you can take family and friends out for travel. In order to facilitate our reserve of talents, this recruitment is effective for a long time. All welfare benefits are treated the same as local nationals according to local government policies. Set up a safe login on the homepage, and you can log in only after verification. If you are interested, please go to my blog homepage to view the company address, company benefits, restaurant environment, labor contract, and my contact information. If you are interested, please send a detailed resume with photos to my blog homepage. When contacting me, please indicate that you saw it on the forum. I sincerely look forward to your joining. For application consultation, please contact Ms. Yang for detailed recruitment information. Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated.