Minsk shopping center wants to find a manager with knowledge of five foreign languages
Minsk shopping and entertainment center Palazzo is looking for a director with very high requirements for qualifications and foreign language proficiency. The corresponding vacancy was posted by the company "BelMartPlaza", which manages this facility.

Illustrative image. Photo: bestbelarus.by
The candidate is required to have at least six years of experience in real estate leasing, as well as a higher education in corporate management.
Special attention is paid to foreign language proficiency. The applicant must be fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic, and also have a high level of proficiency in Portuguese.
For meeting these requirements, the employer offers a salary of 11,139 rubles per month.
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