Work / An IT System Engineer interested in moving to Poland [11]

There are IT companies that will hire you despite your knowledge of Polish language. As for interesting work opportunities you've got google in Krakow, Noki_a in Wrocław. Dunno what's in Warsaw but prolly lots of nice well known brands you can join. Looking for work in it is pretty simple you send them your cv and wait for the answer - then you go for an interview and that's all just like in it in any other country.

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I do not believe its that simple.

I have been trying to find work in Poland for 4 months sending CV's and answering job offers and the few replies i got were all those "template rejections".

I graduated in 2008 and have been working for over a year, my CV isn't that great, but i believe that the lack of Polish language has something to do with it.

btw: I have tried Intel, Accenture, Thomson Reuters, Symantec, SII, MicroStrategy and still nothing...i am starting to believe that for someone that cant speak Polish its impossible to find work there.

Regards

Work / Poland is headhunting seriously in IT, Finance and HR. [41]

Hey Gleite,

I have graduated in Computer Science in Universidade Nova de Lisboa, and i was in the Erasmus program in Politechnika Wroclawska. Although i do not speak polish...

I started working on October 2008 and for six months i have been searching for work in Poland but unsuccessfully...

If you want to take a look at my CV send me a email (i have tried to send you a PM, but i can't because of forum rules)

Cheers
Pedro
xampolas@gmail

Work / Salary, holidays - questions to employer during a job interview in Poland [47]

I have the opportunity to work in Warsaw.

They offered 3600 zl before tax... is it possible to live with this kind of salary there ? Or will i die of starvation living under the bridge ?