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customer waits to be served at Brioche. The firm plans to hire about
100 more employees to boost its operations. The New Times / Timothy
Kisambira.
Brioche, one of the main pastry shops in
Kigali, plans to employ more than 100 in the near future as it moves to
ensure customer satisfaction, Jean Philippe Kayobosti, the Brioche
director, has said.The firm that operates three coffee and pastry shops in town; at the Kigali Business Centre, the Grand Pension Plaza and in Gacuriro currently has 40 workers.
Kayobosti said the move is aimed at boosting customer service delivery and enhance efficiency.
“The coffee shop presents huge opportunities for us to create more jobs for Rwandans and boost the country’s tourism industry,” Kayobosti said.
He was speaking at the opening of the firm’s new shop at the Grand Pension Plaza in Kigali on Monday.
Contact email: business[at]newtimes.co.rw
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