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Hiring HR Manager in Iran
Hiring HR Manager in Iran
Your mission is to develop our activities in Iran. Indeed working closely with the Country Manager, you will aid him to consolidate the rapidly growing organization in Iran. For this, you have to recruit all the commercial team working closely with company management.
Desired Skills and Experience
• You have earned an advanced degree in a multicultural environment and you have 5 years of successful experience in a similar function.
• You have a clear perception of business. You are results oriented and are able to think "out of the box." Your curiosity and proactivity set you apart.
• Fluent language is mandatory, as well as French or English.
• the company will provide assistance to obtain visa or work permit.
Apply via http://karpirajobs.com/backjs/display-job/274/HR-Manager-in-Iran.html?searchId=1463668303.89&page=8
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