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A major international fashion company is seeking a manager for its expanding Asian department. The successful applicant will have a good understanding of the commercial world and fashion industry, as well as enthusiasm. In addition to sales, the job involves taking responsibilities for developing new clothing lines. Applicants must have a professional attitude and appearance, together with a desire to succeed in a difficult market. In return, the company offers an attractive salary with good chances of promotion. Those who believe they are qualified for this supervisory position should apply in writing to the address below.
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