A salary in Poland should be compared to other salaries in Poland. If you compare salary of Polish doctor to American one, then why not compare average Polish salary to average American one. You will have the same conclusion that there is no point to work in Poland for much less.
Any young International graduate seeking work in Poland is not doing it for the money, more the experience.
So why do you suggest him to study taxes in USA
As I understand he is studying for his MBA, I did not suggest he study taxes in the USA. Here is my quote
He could join a graduate training scheme after his studies , maybe he could also consider a Erasmus course with one year in Poland.
That is not an international profession at al
Maybe you should advise the tax consultants/advisors at PWC/Deloitte/KPMG & E &Y, they are not professionals
With American diploma in dentistry is also not so simple: "The diploma will be recognized, but you will have to sit for Polish exams and have to go through "nostrifikacja", which is aggravating and time consuming. "
Would it not be easier to do a conversion course or study Orthodontics in Poland as many foreigners do, its much cheaper than the states.
My advice Artur13, would be to follow your carer path in the states excel in your chosen profession, make contacts in Poland and look to open your own practice in PL, in the future.
for sure he can study taxes in USA and later work in Poland. Have you read his question?
If he worked with PWC/Deloitte/KPMG & E &Y.
Stop trying to own this thread, Monitor & give the young man some solid wisdom.