Administrative and Secretarial Job Vacancy

Needed, A Hard Worker Challenges and enthusiasts!
With a fairly rapid growth companies, we consulting firm CSR opens opportunities for you who are highly motivated, dynamic, willing to come forward and discipline. Join us to become one of the media team and our workshop as:

Administrative and Secretarial
Qualifications:
* Graduated D3 Administration and similar
* Female, age max. 27 years.
* Have good communication skills
* Able interesting
* Ability to work with target
* Accustomed to working with multiple tasks at one time (multi-tasking)
Send letter of application with CV, recent photograph and phone number which can be contacted a maximum of 25 December 2010 to:
HRD Department
PT Interdev
Gatot Subroto Kav. 36A Walahar
Bendungan Hilir Jakarta 10210 Indonesia
e-mail: info@interdev.co.id

Job Vacancy at PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk

PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk – Holcim Indonesia is one of the largest and the most fully integrated cement producers incorporating aggregates and ready mixed concrete production. Today we are also a pioneer in leading a paradigm shift in the sector, from a commodity perspective to recognized brand values, from basic cement production to integrated building materials, solutions and sustainable construction.

We believe in the power of people development which plays a vital role in the shift. If you share our passion and value, please join us in our exciting ride of change.

Customer Care Frontline (CCF) (Jawa Barat – Bogor – Narogong Plant)
Requirements:
* Education: Bachelor degree from any discipline from reputable university
* Experience:
- At least 1 in Customer Service or Call Center
- Has experience in Hospitality industries, Airlines, Telco or Banking
- Has an excellence communication skill
- Able to complaint handling
- Team player person and enjoy teamwork
- Willing to work shift
* Computer literacy: MS Office and Call Center applications would be an advantage
* Language: Good communication skills in Bahasa and English ( oral and written )
Organizational Design & Development Dept.
PT Holcim Indonesia Tbk
E-mail : recruitment-idn@holcim.com

Software Engineer vacancy at InfoStretch Solutions Pvt.Ltd.

Job Description
Key Skills: XML, XSLT, XPath, XSD, SOFTWARE ENGINEER

Designation: Jr. Software Engineer/ Software Engineer
No. Of Positions: 2
Experience: 2-5 Yrs
Skills: XML, XSLT, XPath, XSD
Cast Iron integration tool (If not, any B2B integration tool like TIBCO)
Any XML Editor experience (Good to have XMLSpy)
Good Communication skills

Company Profile
InfoStretch delivers solutions and results for projects large and small, in industries with clients ranging from Fortune 100 firms to start-ups. Since 2004, weve successfully served more than 50 customers and worked on 120+ projects. We have served customers from Financial Services, Retail, Utilities, Mobile, Telecom, SaaS, Media and Entertainment, ISVs, Manufacturing, Supply Chain Management and many other industries.

We work with our clients through technology and business changes that shape their competitive advantage. We know that in globally competitive dynamics, delivering high quality services and ensuring brand integrity are vital for your success. InfoStretch supports our customers growth by customizing solutions unique to their industries and business needs.

Indonesians in M`sia urged to support "Garuda" team

Jakarta - Ruling Democratic Party leader Anas Urbaningrum called on Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia to show their real support for the Indonesian soccer team when meeting the host country`s team in Kuala Lumpur on December 26.

"We hope our brothers and sisters, migrant workers, would support of our team when it meets Malaysia in the 2010 AFF Suzuki Cup`s final match on December 26," he said here Monday.

The Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur was expected to enable the Indonesian migrant workers to watch the "Garuda" (Eagle) team at the Kuala Lumpur soccer stadium, he said.

"Our embassy is expected not only to facilitate our workers but also to help smooth their effort to come to the stadium," he said.

Indonesian soccer team`s striker Christian Gonzales said he was ready for scoring goals in the final match of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 with Malaysia on December 26 and 29.

"I am always ready if my coach picked me," he told newsmen after playing in the second leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup`s semifinal against the Philippines team here Sunday evening.

The only goal that secured Indonesia`s victory was made by Gonzales, naturalized Indonesian citizen married to an Indonesian.

In the first leg, Indonesia also defeated the Philippines with one goal also scored by Gonzales who came from Uruguay.

He said he would always do his best to bring victory to his team at anytime. But, his success in scoring goals was actually the result of a solid team work, he said.

"I cannot score goals if there is no solid support from the other players. Therefore scoring goals is the result of all players` hard work," said the naturalized playmaker who once played for Persib Bandung.

Gonzales who married Eva Siregar was publicly regarded as the one who had brought the national team to the grand final match due to be held in Malaysia on December 26 and in Indonesia on December 29.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono who watched the semifinal match at Bung Karno soccer stadium here Sunday evening praised the Indonesian soccer team`s victory and spectacular performance.

However, the head of state urged the Indonesian players to focus on their final match with Malaysia.

"Don`t be inattentive. Keep concentrating on the final match with Malaysia," he said.

President Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono watched the spectacular game along with tens of thousands of Indonesian fans, including senior politicians, top government officials and cabinet members.

The AFF committee decided that the two legs of the Indonesia-the Philippines` semifinals will be held at Bung Karno soccer stadium because the AFF regarded the Philippines` soccer stadium did not meet the international standards. (R013/F001/S026)

Top Indonesian striker ready to beat M`sia

Jakarta - Indonesian soccer team`s striker Christian Gonzales said he was ready for scoring goals in the final match of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2010 with Malaysia on December 26 and 29.

"I am always ready if my coach picked me," he told newsmen after playing in the second leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup`s semifinal against the Philippines team here Sunday evening.

The only goal that secured Indonesia`s victory was made by Gonzales, naturalized Indonesian citizen married to an Indonesian.

In the first leg, Indonesia also defeated the Philippines with one goal also scored by Gonzales who came from Uruguay.

He said he would always do his best to bring victory to his team at anytime. But, his success in scoring goals was actually the result of a solid team work, he said.

"I cannot score goals if there is no solid support from the other players. Therefore scoring goals is the result of all players` hard work," said the naturalized playmaker who once played for Persib Bandung.

Gonzales who married Eva Siregar was publicly regarded as the one who had brought the national team to the grand final match due to be held in Malaysia on December 26 and in Indonesia on December 29.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono who watched the semifinal match at Bung Karno soccer stadium here Sunday evening praised the Indonesian soccer team`s victory and spectacular performance.

However, the head of state urged the Indonesian players to focus on their final match with Malaysia.

"Don`t be inattentive. Keep concentrating on the final match with Malaysia," he said.
President Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono watched the spectacular game along with tens of thousands of Indonesian fans, including senior politicians, top government officials and cabinet members.

Golkar Party leader Abu Rizal Bakrie, Democrat Party leader Anas Urbaningrum, Speaker of the House of Representatives (DPR) Marzuki Alie, Chairman of the Regional Representatives Council (DPD) Irman Gusman, and Coordinating Minister for Social Welfare Agung Laksono were also seen among the spectators.

President Yudhoyono said he thanked Almighty God for the Indonesian team`s victory that paved the way to be in the final match with Malaysia.

"Thank God, we will enter the final," he said, adding that the Indonesian soccer players could have combined techniques of aggressive attacks and solid defense.
The head of state called on the entire nation to pray for the national team`s victory in two legs of the final match.

President Yudhoyono said the government promised the national team members a token of appreciation.

The AFF committee decided that the two legs of the Indonesia-the Philippines` semifinals will be held at Bung Karno soccer stadium because the AFF regarded the Philippines` soccer stadium to meet the international standards.(*)

Victory against Philippines arises RI`s pride

Makassar, S Sulawesi - Indonesia`s victory against the Philippines team in the 2010 AFF Suzuki Cup`s semifinal on Sunday evening had arisen the nation`s pride, a former soccer player said.

The victory did not only paved the way for the national soccer team to get the final match ticket but it was also a momentum for every Indonesian to appreciate their country, Abdi Tunggal said.

"This victory has enabled us to forget the problems we are facing as a nation for a moment. I think the victory has arisen the spirit of nationalism due to our players` heroic struggle," he said.

This former striker of PSM (Makassar Soccer Club) said the Indonesian public support was so spectacular as shown by the flocks of soccer enthusiasts at the stadium in Jakarta.

"This is an indication that our people are no longer ashamed to show their concrete support for our national team," he said.

Sharing Abdi Tunggal`s opinion, Husain Abdullah, another soccer enthusiast, said the Indonesian team`s victory had united the entire nation regardless of the existing economic, legal and political problems.

"We put our problems aside for a moment, like the Gayus corruption case. Today (Sunday), we celebrate our victory happily. May our thirst for the championship be gained by beating Malaysia in the final match," he said.

Indonesian soccer team`s striker Christian Gonzales said he was ready to score goals in the final match of the AFF Suzuki Cup with Malaysia on December 26 and 29.

"I am always ready if my coach picked me," he told newsmen after playing in the second leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup`s semifinal.

The only goal that secured Indonesia`s victory was made by Gonzales, naturalized Indonesian citizen married to an Indonesian.

In the first leg, Indonesia also defeated the Philippines with one goal also scored by Gonzales who came from Uruguay.

He said he would always do his best to bring victory to his team at anytime. But, his success in scoring goals was actually the result of a solid team work, he said.

"I cannot score goals if there is no solid support from the other players. Therefore scoring goals is the result of all players` hard work," said the naturalized playmaker who once played for Persib Bandung.

Gonzales who married Eva Siregar was publicly regarded as the one who had brought the national team to the grand final match due to be held in Malaysia on December 26 and in Indonesia on December 29.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono who watched the semifinal match at Bung Karno soccer stadium here Sunday evening praised the Indonesian soccer team`s victory and spectacular performance.

However, the head of state urged the Indonesian players to focus on their final match with Malaysia.

"Don`t be inattentive. Keep concentrating on the final match with Malaysia," he said.
The head of state called on the entire nation to pray for the national team`s victory in two legs of the final match.

President Yudhoyono said the government promised the national team members a token of appreciation.

The AFF committee decided that the two legs of the Indonesia-the Philippines` semifinals will be held at Bung Karno soccer stadium because the AFF regarded the Philippines` soccer stadium to meet the international standards.(*)

South Korea Captain Ji-sung to Retire After AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2011

Seoul - Korea Republic captain Park Ji-sung has planned to end his national team career after the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2011, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) said in its news report issued here last night.

Quoting the Korean and Manchester United ace's father Park Sung-jong, the report said the continental showpiece in Qatar would be his last for the national team.

"Ji-sung, 29, said before the FIFA World Cup in South Africa that the Asian Cup would be his last national tournament," the senior Park said.

"Now, ahead of the Asian Cup, there is no reason for him to change his mind."

Park said his son wanted to give more chances to young players.

"Ji-sung said 'when I give way, players like Lee Chung-yong will appear. They don't have to think I should be there'.

Health issue was another compelling reason for him to retire after the finals in Qatar.

Park said travelling around the globe to play international matches for Korea has affected him and he also wants to focus on his club more.

Ji-sung will be back in Korea for training for the AFC Asian Cup after playing the league match against Sunderland on December 27.

His national teammate Yeam Ki-hoon, who plays for Suwon Bluewings, said, "I hope he changes his mind as he is a very important player for Korean national team."

Chunnam's 19-year-old player Ji Dong-won said, "He is still a very good player. I am also able to learn a lot from him. So, I wish he stays in the national team." (QNA)

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