I am looking for job in Recruitment & Business Development (5 yrs exp)
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I am looking out for a job
change. Not in a "Hurry" to change my job. If its really suit my
profile & experience, i can go ahead with the same.
I have around 5 years of experience in Recruitment
& Business Development.
Kindly reach me on the following contact details if
you came across any.
Mobile: 9945417009
E-Mail: ajmalcbk@gmail.com
Thanks,
Ajmal.
I have around 5 years of experience in Recruitment & Business Development.
Kindly reach me on the following contact details if you came across any.
Mobile: 9945417009
E-Mail: ajmalcbk@gmail.com
Thanks,
Ajmal.
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I am looking out for a job change. Not in a 'Hurry' to change my job. If its really suit my profile experience, i can go ahead with the same. I have around 5 years of experience in Recruitment Busine...
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Yes, with so much adulteration, we need answers. Also, although Amul and Brittania, and Parel r doing well, the Worli dairy is in a shambles.
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now iam 3 year exp. in mechanical structural fabricatio engg.
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also i am woworking 1 year in hal koraput .
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why not i join ur company
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