Steiners Jewellery

 

Fraud.

One out of five!

Hello,

I have found your information at CareerBuilder.com but unfortunately I was unable to reach you by the phone. My name is Alex Muller, I'm a HR manager of Steiners Jewellery. I'm offering a position with our company. Our company Steiners Jewellery (SJ) is one of the most prestigious manufacturers of exclusive jeweler production in the Western Europe. SJ's production differs by uniqueness of each product and makes individually for each client. The individual, professional approach and long-term experience allows to achieve high parameters in the jeweler industry field.

Working with us you will get:
- fixed salary (as of today, annual salary is $50,400);
- material bonuses;
- qualified support of skilled manager;
- work in one of the best team of the Europe;
- challenging experience in the highly perspective field of business with great future career possibilities.

The salary is based on the combined method. It means that you'll receive it as an advance payment, and the rest part in the month's end. The contract is rather flexible so if you wish to alter some clause.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask them via email. This job may become a good additional employment for you. You may continue to work with your primary employment or a running business and still cooperate with us because this job would take only
5…8 hours per week.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon. Thanks for your attention.


If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask them via email: AlexMuller.sj.hr@gmail.com


Best regards, Alex Muller
Steiners Jewellery
steinersjewellery.com

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