But with debt commitments in Denmark, I would have to make a minimum on the level about 9.000 PLN. I’m very much aware that I can’t expect the same start salary in Poland, as in Denmark (16.000 PLN + pension). The main reason to seek out is the adventure!
You won't have a hope in hell of making 9,000PLN to start in Poland. For a start - you need to consider that the Polish tax burden is a minimum of 38%. Then there's the part that someone without experience isn't going to get that kind of cash in any industry in Poland.
In Poland, the normal way of doing things is to start off on an exceptionally low salary, only for it to rocket upwards very quickly as you gain experience. Essentially, you can hope for 3500/net at the very, very most - and that's in a job that is in demand AND where you can use Polish. In your case, with your qualification - the very most you can expect is 2000/net a month.
There are always other jobs to seek, and I got plenty of time. Since you are an “insider” in Poland, maybe you can give me a hint to where the good language jobs are posted?
The only jobs which you'll be able to do in Poland are jobs requiring communication with Danish speakers. Basically, either call centres - or companies which sell to Denmark. Both of those jobs are going to pay you 2000/net at the very, very most. I mean - if you want adventure - I can probably get you a job tomorrow in a call centre. But you'll earn 1500zl/net a month.
Poland's not a place for the poor and inexperienced, that much I can tell you for free.
Agree.My bro speaks 4 languages and in Poznan he was offered 2700 PLN/month BEFORE TAXES.He asked for 3500 PLN and they never called him back,that means that they found someone to do it for offered 2700PLN.
I can believe it - I know someone that has someone speaking 3 languages (Polish, German and English) working for him, and he's paying her 2000zl/gross a month.
Martin - A master of Politics? There's over 200 graduates of that being churned out every year in Poznan alone. It's seen as an 'unemployment' degree in Poland. Likewise - with Danish - there's several universities here churning out fluent speakers of Danish every year. And that's just in Poznan.
Why not try Luxembourg?