1. Top 5 jobs in Poland

2. FACILITIES MANAGERS
Facilities managers are responsible for the management of services and processes that support the business of an organisation. They make sure that an organisation has the best working environment for its employees and their activities.
Duties are different, but facilities managers generally focus on using best business practice to improve the business, often by reducing operating costs while increasing productivity.

3. Likely areas of responsibility :
building and grounds maintenance,
cleaning,
catering,
health and safety,
security,
utilities,
space management.

4. SOFTWARE TESTER
Polish software market is getting better and bigger that is why a Software Tester is becoming a good and popular job. As a software tester, you’ll play an important role in the development of new IT programs. Once a project reaches a certain stage of development, it’s your role to make sure it works well.
This role will give you the opportunity to work within a particular industry that interests you, as computer programs are an integral part of many businesses.

5. When testing a new piece of software, it’s your job to do your best to ‘break’ it! This helps with the design process and guarantees that a program doesn't go wrong at each stage of development. By working closely with software designers and programme managers, you’ll be able to understand what the product is supposed to do.
Because it's a technical role, it's useful to have a strong understanding of one or more internet
languages, such as SQL, as well as programming languages like PHP, .NET or Java.

6. Specialist with knowledge of foreign languages
Poland is known for its experienced and well- qualified specialists  in the world. Not only do we notice a lot of new investments, but also more and more  available services in such fields as:
accounting, finance, customer service, marketing, medicine and law.

7. Mobile application programmer
As mobile devices are becoming more and more popular there is a need for specialists who will create all the software especially mobile applications. On mobile devices, you can make payments, do the booking, shop and log on to social media like Facebook. Every day millions of people download new apps and there is a big need for more and better apps!

8. You don't need any school diplomas to become a programmer
You don't need any school diplomas to become a programmer. Many of the programmers taught themselves how to write programmes and applications and now they do not have any problems with finding a job. But to get a job as a banking or any other programmer you need to have a higher education and lots of documented job experience.

9. Transition manager
Inflow of foreign investment or transfer of departments and units requires coordination in the whole process. The function of transition manager is especially difficult because it involves working with individuals who are aware of the coming changes. At the same time people who have experience in moving and building structures of the organization, are wanted and well-paid experts.