Creative jobs in Poland?

Are there any jobs for creatives in the advertising industry in Poland, like creative directors, graphic designers, etc?

Tons of 'em!

Poland has become a high tech and gaming leader throughout Europe.

Sure but aren't they just looking for IT people and administrative/marketing analyst jobs?

Of course. As long as you are an expert in your area and, naturally, speak Polish, you're home free.

Yes but Polish seems impossible for me to learn. Even Italian and Spanish seem easier with their many tenses. And I'm a native Slavic speaker, go figure!

Polish seems impossible for you to learn? You`d better not say it in public. In another thread, old members call such guys as you lazy morons. :):)

https://polishforums.com/law/poland-court-punishment-work-85256/#msg1712034

Jijam, if push comes to shove, you WILL learn Polish if your professional career etc. depends on it.
As you learned English, a terribly chaotic language with insane orthography/pronunciation congruence, you too can surely learn a related Slavic language such as Polish if you're serious!

@Lyzko

Are most of the Polish IT companies trying to enter into the U.S. market--and if so--do you think they might have interest in hiring a native English copywriter for marketing efforts (blogs, whitepapers, case studies, website content, etc)? Or would I have to speak decent Polish to even think of applying for a job like that?

I have worked with several "non U.S." SaaS companies (as a remote worker---one-off jobs) over the years. I'm currently working with a Czech company to help bring their website (that's designed to sell their products in America) from broken English into pitch-perfect and persuasive English.

Yes, but you can get an American copywriter for not very much money. I hired one to do some incredibly dull work, and it cost us less than $75USD per full day of work, and he had to pay taxes on that amount.

Polish businesses are price sensitive, and in our case, where the copywriter was producing some materials for an educational project, there was simply no need to pay any more. The guy was happy to get a week's worth of work, and we were happy to get someone who perhaps wasn't the best writer, but his work was grammatically correct.

The only way to get a job is to ask all businesses which may be in the market for hiring.