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Job opportunities in Poland for a foreigner? (other than a teacher)


ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
16 Jul 2009 /  #151
I think our friend ShelleyS would
do better than him ;)

I dont like the outfits they wear in footie, if they played in stillies and an elegant frock I might have given it a second thought ;0)
madziagiero  - | 2  
16 Jul 2009 /  #152
My education isn't anything to brag about actually. I never liked school and I got into retail here in Canada. I manage/part own a sporting goods store. I have a good head on my shoulder but that means nothing on a resume.
Torq  
17 Jul 2009 /  #153
I got into retail here in Canada. I manage/part own a sporting goods store.

Well, in that case there's no reason why you couldn't do the same in Poland,
especially that, as you said, you speak fluent Polish. Actually, there's not
that many sporting good stores in my area (central Pomerania, SÅ‚upsk-Ustka),
so you might try to open one here!
senti  - | 1  
18 Jul 2009 /  #154
What about the construction profession ? Almost i have seven years experience in QS .
May I hope any chance to get the job ?
shelly16  
22 Jul 2009 /  #155
hello seanBM yes this is me:)
i am moving to poland in 5 months and befor i go i need a job fulltime or part time i dont really mind.if you can help? thank you
SeanBM  34 | 5781  
22 Jul 2009 /  #156
Hello Shelly16,

I can't help you, I live at the other side of the country and it is a big country.
You have been here before and left are you really sure you want to come back?.
Have you learnt any Polish, it helps a lot.
shelly16  
27 Jul 2009 /  #157
well i have learnt and i am still learning.
yes i like poland:) and i am going to give it a go.
how are you anyway??
Benj  
27 Jul 2009 /  #158
Get real, moving to Poland from any other European country and having to humiliate yourself by acting like a Callan School clown is not really the best idea. Unfortunately any chance of getting a real job is pretty much ZERO unless your own company abroad sends you there on a contract!
dnz  17 | 710  
27 Jul 2009 /  #159
Not really, I know lots of people who have been offered very highly paid positions within companies without knowing the language. I was offered a very good position last year with a tempting package.

Its just knowing where to look,

As for the Callan method, well thats just a joke really,......
shelly16  
28 Jul 2009 /  #160
well thats a chance people have to take in life
TerrySors  
30 Jul 2009 /  #161
These questions come up again and again. Some say yes you can get a job in English in Poland and some say it's impossible but nobody mentions where, how and for those that work in English jobs never mention which company. It's either people are jelous and don't want anybody to know or it's bunch of BS when people say that yes there is work with English only position.
HammerSandwich  
30 Jul 2009 /  #162
Talking from experience it's difficult but not impossible. I've just landed a very good job (by polish standards). I work in IT and I found the job not on the IT boards like jobserve and monster, but on praca.pl. There are so many good jobs (for english speakers in IT) that appear on the Polish job sites (mentioned in numerous other posts) that just don't appear on Monster and Jobserve and the like.

Also, it took me 6 months of looking to find 5 jobs worth applying for to then get offered an interview for 2 jobs and be offered 1. So persistence is also the key.

Good luck, and really it can be done!
Jayshiiznit  
7 Aug 2009 /  #163
HammerSandwich

HammerSandwich - I'm thinking of relocating from the USA to PL due to "Wifey issues" - I'm an IT professional here in the states (work for a major lawfirm) and currently make about 100k a year; moreover, i know in PL i wont make such money but to have an idea, can you provide a glimpse of your offer was. Of course if you dont mind...
Harry  
7 Aug 2009 /  #164
I'm an IT professional here in the states (work for a major lawfirm) and currently make about 100k a year

Do they have an office in Poland? If so, you might want to ask about a transfer. Either that or just email one of the IT people there and ask if he fancies a job-swap for one year.
Jayshiiznit  
7 Aug 2009 /  #165
Harry
Gotta love the sarcasm. I have contacts and going through that route.
Harry  
7 Aug 2009 /  #166
What sarcasm?
Jayshiiznit  
7 Aug 2009 /  #167
Harry
I sensed some sort of sarcasm when you stated the "Job-swap" quote there.
Harry  
7 Aug 2009 /  #168
What's wrong with doing a job swap? It'd probably be easier to do that than get recruited here for the same post you now have.
aphrodisiac  11 | 2427  
7 Aug 2009 /  #169
for the same post you now have.

and maybe the same moeny
jenni31  
10 Aug 2009 /  #170
Hi Folks,

Do you know if it is possible and if yes, then where to apply in order to find a job in HSE (occupational health, safety and environment) field in Gdansk, Gdynia or Sopot.

I have married one polish guy and moving to Poland in Septmber.
I have BA degree and plenty HSE certificates in NEBOSH and IOSH. And years of experience working offshore.

I will really grateful for any help.
Thanks a lot'
my email: jennetadoc@rambler.ru
Guillaume  - | 2  
24 Aug 2009 /  #171
Hi everyone,

I Moved from Paris to Katowice (Sosnowiec) to live with my girlfriend, and also to learn Polish language.
Now I'm looking for any job, any opportunities to earn some money. However, being a french native speaker, I was wondering if any of you knew about some language school which could be interested by my skills.

In France I was studying history, and I also had 1 semester abroad ( sweden). I need one last year to compleat my BA degree, what I will do in poland.

If you have any information, I would be glade to read you right here.

dziekuje bardzo,

Guillaume.
cjj  - | 281  
15 Oct 2009 /  #172
and I'm currently looking for a software engineer (maybe >1) - C++ background (or C at a pinch), ability to work in a team, multi-threading/embedded experience welcome but not essential. the post is full-time and in Gdansk. if anyone is interested, please pm me.

(the "ability to communicate" is a must -- "in English" as the extension)
Michaelcleere  - | 1  
27 Oct 2009 /  #173
Hi I just read your column and so interested to find out more information. I live in Warsaw
and just completed a course to teach English. Thank you.
mcleere47@gmail
--Mary--  
28 Oct 2009 /  #174
Hi, I am Ukrainian and looking for opportunities for our people to work in Poland, meaning some unskilled work or something. Do you have any ideas? Thanks
edwardfinn  
2 Dec 2009 /  #175
hello are there any jobs for Nepali people? if there is any company or factory or comapnies which like to recruit Nepali workers please write me. Nepali people liketo work abroad and its a chance for them to see and work and experience.Here is my id: livesupportnepal@gmail

Arvind

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