12:24 Jun 4, 2002 |
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4 | "salesman/ saleswoman/ salesperson" |
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4 | salesperson/store clerk |
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2 +1 | salesperson |
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salesperson Explanation: According to my native Swiss source a "Magaziner" is usually someone working a storage area, who doesn't really have that much to do with selling stuff. So I go for salesperson (maybe with access to and some responsibilities in the companies storage?). |
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"salesman/ saleswoman/ salesperson" Explanation: Not necessary. |
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salesperson/store clerk Explanation: Verkäufer/in-Magaziner/in. Arbeitsort. Breitenrain, Bern. Tätigkeit: Liefer- und Eingangskontrolle; Warenannahme und -verteilung; Bestellwesen; Betreuung des ... http://www.fr.jobpilot.ch/stellenanzeigen/7d2/e/762959.htm?f... |
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