Work / 3500 PLN gross - not happy with my salary (working in Warsaw for an international company) [55]

Fuzzywickets is right, native dutch speakers do only get paid higher as polish employees when speaking dutch is relevant for proper functioning of the job. It is a bit stating the obvious, however.

Work / 3500 PLN gross - not happy with my salary (working in Warsaw for an international company) [55]


So what do you think would be a normal salary?

Work / Young dutch graduate (social sciences at university level) - job prospects in Poland? [15]

Haha I don't have that kind of expertise

Work / Young dutch graduate (social sciences at university level) - job prospects in Poland? [15]


No.. I expect it to be half of a dutch salary. I also wonder if there are differences in cities in their need of dutch employees. I've heard Krakow is the best place to begin looking.

Work / Young dutch graduate (social sciences at university level) - job prospects in Poland? [15]

So it seams to me after research that prices in Poland are 50% of the prices in the Netherlands. So 3000 PLN would then be equal to 1500 euro. 1500 euro in the Netherlands is an okay salary :)

Work / Young dutch graduate (social sciences at university level) - job prospects in Poland? [15]


6000 PLN should be more than enough :) And 3000 PLN.. I don't know, depends on how much an appartment and food costs


No. But I don't know much about the polish labour market. Here in the Netherlands it is more important to have a university degree, then you can apply for a job that is not in your field, and the employer will give training. But now at the moment, as currentle a lot people are unemployed, and employers can find the right people for a low price. But I don't know how the situation is in Poland, I've heard Poland is doing well economically

Work / Young dutch graduate (social sciences at university level) - job prospects in Poland? [15]

Do you know what kind of salary prospects a job in a callcenter has? Maybe I can work in a callcenter, learn polish, and then look for a better job.


I am looking for professional experience. Something like finances or IT, but it would depend on the employer to invest in training.


Warsaw, Krakow or Wroclaw seems good to me. I have been there before, and I liked it very much


Quick.