NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER WROCLAW

delphiandomine:

First things first - being a native English speaker in Wroclaw is nothing special. The place is full of them, after someone started to hype it as 'the new Krakow'. I don't see the charm personally, but whatever.

Basic Polish means you won't be getting any good jobs in management - and 25 management experience? What does that mean?

And if you can't spell basic words in English, yet alone in Polish, no-one is going to jump to offer you a job. Using all capitals is also incredibly unprofessional and impolite.

IRELAND EXILE	Nov 18, 09, 16:46 / #
RECENTLY MOVED TO POLAND, BASIC POLISH, 25 MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. ANYONE NOW OF POSITIONS AVAILABLE, TEACHING TRAINING MANAGMENT ETC

dagenhamdave	Nov 19, 09, 08:17 / #
For someone like you, there are quite a few glass collecting positions going, but then you'll have to be able to read a map to get to the pubs....could be an obstacle.

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 [Suspended]	Nov 19, 09, 13:11 / #
IRELAND EXILE: RECENTLY MOVED TO POLAND, BASIC POLISH, 25 MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. ANYONE NOW OF POSITIONS AVAILABLE, TEACHING TRAINING MANAGMENT ETC First things first - being a native English speaker in Wroclaw is nothing special. The place is full of them, after someone started to hype it as 'the new Krakow'. I don't see the charm personally, but whatever. Basic Polish means you won't be getting any good jobs in management - and 25 management experience? What does that mean? And if you can't spell basic words in English, yet alone in Polish, no-one is going to jump to offer you a job. Using all capitals is also incredibly unprofessional and impolite.

dnzThreads: 25 Posts: 804 Joined: Dec 2, 07	Nov 19, 09, 16:04 / #
delphiandomine: First things first - being a native English speaker in Wroclaw is nothing special. The place is full of them, after someone started to hype it as 'the new Krakow'. I don't see the charm personally, but whatever. Basic Polish means you won't be getting any good jobs in management - and 25 management experience? What does that mean? And if you can't spell basic words in English, yet alone in Polish, no-one is going to jump to offer you a job. Using all capitals is also incredibly unprofessional and impolite. You would be suprised at the jobs available, for non polish speakers, go for the international companies where the main language in the office is english and i'm sure you'll be fine, If you've got the right image and the gift of the gab then you will go far! delphian, poznan is full of Brits and Americans and you managed to find a job? How does that differ? I'm 25 and I have management experience, in fact every job I had until I started working for myself has been in Middle management with the exception of the work i did whilst I was studying, When I was 21 I had a sales team working below me and now I have around 60 - 70 very educated professional working for me, I agree with you on a lot of points but on this occasion I think your post was somewhat harsh tbh.