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IT Jobs in Poland?


XYZ123  
5 Dec 2011 /  #1
I'm an IT professional and have recently been offered an IT job from a good Bank. Job location will be Krakow. I have worked in US for 4 years , but i'm curious to know more about Poland before I could make up my mind. I have heard Poland has a low average salary range when compared to it's other EU members and I'm assuming the cost of living factors in. Could you please share your thoughts on moving to Poland, salaries , infrastructure , stay and transportation in and around Krakow. I do not speak Polish but I'm sure to learn it quickly.

Thanks in advance.
Spartan  - | 1  
15 Dec 2011 /  #2
Merged: How are the IT Job prospects in Poland?

Any updates about the job opportunity in IT Field?
EdWilczynski  3 | 98  
15 Dec 2011 /  #3
They are great and will be until the large corps have finished exploiting the cheap labour force in Poland.
hamza  
19 Jun 2012 /  #4
Find Jobs in Poland. I have a technician in the maintenance of refrigeration equipment and air conditioning do not have experience
greater  
30 Jul 2012 /  #5
IT jobs are of great scope in Poland why so ?
NC1979  
14 Apr 2013 /  #6
Merged: How to find an IT job in Krakow?

Hi guys,

I'm moving to Krakow in the end of May, and am looking for a job.
I've been working in customer support for quite a few years, but call center / help desk is ok to start with, also!
The thing is I don't speak polish, just english, portuguese and spanish.
Can you please advice on how I should start looking?

NC
lisekchytrusek  - | 1  
14 Apr 2013 /  #7
You could try searching on Gumtree but most often the offers are in Polish, so you'd need someone to translate. If not that, just google it :)
Monitor  13 | 1810  
14 Apr 2013 /  #8
gowork.pl/praca_krakow_helpdesk
jooble.com.pl/search-vacancy-pl/rgn-Kraków/kw-help-desk
pracuj.pl/praca/helpdesk;kw/kraków;wp

if job advertisement is written in Polish then there is big chance that this language is required for the position.
cc1984  
15 Apr 2013 /  #9
Hi NC
i m working for a corporation and we provide IT help desk so if you are interested just send me your cv in english to my mail and i will contact you: alanmancinotti@yahoo.it

regards
km1977  - | 5  
15 Apr 2013 /  #10
Hi all

I also work within IT but I am more as expert/consultant specialising in VMware and MS Exchange, anything available there?

Kami
NC1979  
15 Apr 2013 /  #11
Thanks for the help!
cc1984 I'll get in touch later today!

I know it's hard to say, but can any of you give me a rough idea of how long it usually takes these days to get a job in my area? I just want to be prepared, 2 months, 3, 6 months...?
km1977  - | 5  
15 Apr 2013 /  #12
I am thinking of coming to Poland and doing some contracting or permanent job, I only speak English.
My specialty is Vmware and Exchange, I am currently working as a consultant for a large mining firm in London.
You will ask so why are you leaving London and your job? the answer is to spend time with my polish girlfriend who currently work and study in Warsaw.

So I would be grateful for any advice.

Thanks
nlz  
16 Apr 2013 /  #13
Hello,
I represent the Cyclad company - an international IT Consulting and Outsourcing Company.
We have some offers for foreigners that are interested in IT branch and working in Poland.

Please, send me your current CV to nlz@cyclad.pl and also please include in the message information what location in Poland are you the most interested in.

Best regardes,
nlz@cyclad.pl
Cyclad Polska
km1977  - | 5  
22 Apr 2013 /  #14
Anyone else who could offer to help?
NC1979  
22 Apr 2013 /  #15
Hi again! Seams nobody wants to risk saying how long it may take to get a job...

I know that in the UK there are agencies where you can go to leave your CV, and they help you finding a job. Are there any kind of agencies like this in Krakow, or all the search is made over the Internet?
Monitor  13 | 1810  
23 Apr 2013 /  #16
Obviously you're searching for a job. Then register yourself on linkedin.com and goldenline.pl start sending CVs to headhunters there and straight to the companies. You advertised yourself enough here.
km1977  - | 5  
23 Apr 2013 /  #17
Thanks Monitor
I am already on LinkedIn but I need to widen my search a little, especially that I have nearly 10 years of experience.
do you know of any agency websites?

I agree with NC1979, I personally found all my jobs through online agencies and I am struggling to find anything like that in Poland, maybe they are keeping it a secret ;)
Monitor  13 | 1810  
23 Apr 2013 /  #18
Then register in goldenline and start sending cv. Search in google "praca it site:pl" to get into polish adds about work in IT. While sending CV you may get to agencies. I think they're mostly representing companies, so it's your job to browse all job adds available and apply for them. It's not so hard.

Here you have one agency: it.lsj.pl/en/job-offers/
km1977  - | 5  
23 Apr 2013 /  #19
Brilliant!
Thanks Monitor for your help
milawi  
23 Apr 2013 /  #20
try Hays - w w w.hays.pl/
emzed  - | 4  
20 May 2013 /  #21
Hi
try capgemini.pl - most IT jobs do not require polish.
pl.capgemini.com/jobs/search
InWroclaw  89 | 1910  
4 Dec 2013 /  #22
Big computer and IT co seem to be planning to make 1000 redundant in the UK next year
news.sky.com/story/1177620/hewlett-packard-to-cut-1100-uk-jobs

Will they send the jobs abroad? Will they make Poland staff redundant too?

They say they want to focus more on cloud storage. Will that focus be concentrated on any existing or new work locations?
frd  7 | 1379  
4 Dec 2013 /  #23
Quite possible, but we should remember HP is not doing as well as it did 10years ago.

arstechnica.com/business/2012/10/hp-ceo-were-screwed-for-the-next-few-years

Basically hp is not a good company for an example of moving human capital to middle east ;)
peterweg  37 | 2305  
4 Dec 2013 /  #24
Quite possible, but we should remember HP is not doing as well as it did 10years ago.

The US-based firm - which remains the world's biggest maker of PCs

PC market staging a RECOVERY. (Only joking, it's through the floor)
No mercy, no let-up.... It is down, down, down until 2017

IDC is forecasting that the technology channel will buy in around 34 million fewer PCs this year than last, and the bad news for anyone making a crust in that sector is that things aren't going to improve any time soon

channelregister.co.uk/2013/12/03/global_pc_market_forecast
frd  7 | 1379  
4 Dec 2013 /  #25
The pc might be on a decline. it doesnt change the fact that hp was doing horribly for some time already, they were doing worse and worse with laptops, made a complete flop while trying to get into smartphones market
pablo123  - | 1  
17 Jun 2015 /  #26
Hello NLZ,

I was just on site Polishforums.com (pablo123) and came across your info about an IT consulting firm in Poland.

My wish is to return to Poland with my Polish wife.

I have over 30 years of various IT experience and can be a Great asset for your firm.

I can also speak some Polish as well German and some Spanish.

I have enclosed my resume.

Please let me know how I stand.

Paul & Ela Glynn
3007 Skybrook Lane
Durham NC 27703

linkedin.com/in/glynnpr1958/
SandhyaArun  - | 1  
14 Jul 2015 /  #27
Merged: How about IT and civil engineering jobs in Poland?

I am a software engineer with 8 years experience(C++) and my husband is a civil engineer with 6 years experience(roads and bridges designer). we are planning to relocate to Poland. Can we get highly paid jobs there? Please help..

Thanks in advance
Sandhya
DominicB  - | 2706  
14 Jul 2015 /  #28
Can we get highly paid jobs there?

Basically, no. If it's money you are after, then Poland just isn't the right place for you.

Earnings and savings potential are much, much lower than in the richer countries of western Europe like Germany, Switzerland and Norway, in the English-speaking countries (US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand), and jobs for civil engineers are hard to find. Also, the high cost of living relative to wages makes saving up a significant amount of money much more difficult that in richer countries, and the quality of life is considerably lower. Concentrate on finding a job in those countries.

What ever you do, do not come to Poland unless you BOTH already have found high-paying jobs BEFORE you come. It would be foolish to do otherwise. In fact, there is little, if any, point wasting your time even thinking about Poland at all.

For both of you, I would recommend going either where R&D dollars are concentrated (for you), or where there are extremely advanced construction megaprojects with mega budgets (for him). Follow the money. That's where the interesting, rewarding and high-paying jobs are.
Durban  
14 May 2018 /  #29
Merged:

Why there are many IT JOBS in Poland ?



Why there are many open IT jobs in Poland? There aren't qualified people to fit it or there is a big demand from companies? I would like to understand this situation.
amiram  - | 1  
17 Jun 2018 /  #30
Merged:

Looking for job in Poland - laptop repair service



hello
my skill is repairing laptop hardware
anyone are aware about salary of this job in Poland or any website that could search on it

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