Poland biggest problem

Yes...

Im not telling about everyone who wants to go there for work. Some people need money for study for example. But in my opinion its not better job than here, in Poland. So no reason to be proud of. Specially soo proud. I met a lot of such Poles. They think they are the best only cuz they are working in different coutries. In fact they are even worse than me in english. So, yeah. As i said: sad.

Wyspianska, I totally agree with you. I really don't understand why young, very often educated people who finished university, want to go to another country, and do this kind of jobs. I see it also in the US and I really don't like it.

the pay is much more them in Poland

not all of them are doing low paid jobs, most of the dentists at the practice I go to are Polish, the other one is Croatian. They are earning good money

Yet you are in the United States and you say that your life is much better there than it would be back in Polnad so you are in effect answering your own question.

the 5 % only.

I'm sure the pay is much better abroad, but I would understand, if it was a "temporary" job, used to support yourself, when you let's say - learn english. However, if you have a master degree, and 5,10 years later still are wiping arses, then it is pathetic and a total luck of ambition and pride.
Luckily, there are also lots of young people,who take pride in themselves and get respectable jobs.

no I disagree, I don't think it is as low as 5%, maybe initially some people came here on a low paid job to start with, but then they move on to a better job. Polish couple who are renting a house in my street, now want to buy a house in the street, they must be earning a reasonable amount between them to be able to afford to buy.

Yes, Daisy polish people love to own property and get their own place as soon as they can. I worked hard waiting on tables for first couple of years, and studied hard at the same time, so can push a mouse for a very good living... :)
All jobs are needed, and as the world's population gets older, the medical field seems to be a way to go. And, with a piece of paper, you can get a good job, insurance and all.

I have not been looking at all the remarks made before but it all depends on people and situations. Euola has an oversimplified attitude towards reality. I have a friend who lives in Czestochowa and lived for eight years in Sweden during martial rule. He learnt Swedish and even had a Swedish passport. In Sweden, he cleaned the streets and met nobody. He finished Jagiellonski but his qualification was not even recognized by the Swedish Government so he had a choice of either being an even better street cleaner or returning to Poland, which he did and now runs a gallery in Czestochowa. Also it is worth pointing out that a lot of these so called Polish Master degrees are in fact nothing more than a British first bachelor degree actually. The Polish will not agree but then again they won World War 2 single handedly as well. The Russian only looked on and watched.

Michal,

Do you get a kick out of insulting people ?

Simple answer - yes he does.

No, it is a true story, this man exists and lives in Czestochowa yet lived in Sweden during martial law in Poland. He has a brother who lives in Chicago and he has been there too. I do not make things up. I was surprised because I too would have thought that a qualification from Jagiellonski would be valued everywhere, but apparently not.

only certificate dont shape a life... a person need to be on the right track. Many people succeed in business big time, and are just high school! .. and some big degrees fall short of enough food!... that is life.

they have no national identity! they have been bombed, invaded and occupied and their young men used as cannon-fodder by occupying forces (especially including Britain and America)so many times it is any wonder? it is a miracle there are any true poles left! Perhaps if they had some oil.......??? Bush and Blair would then invent some polish terrorist movement so that they could steal it !!! at least then the poles would have some freedom fighters to fight for their recognition !!!

OH!! this has come up on the wrong board hasn't it?? !!!!

Who... ?

friend: Good old Giertych !!

follow the thread !!! read closely and you will recognise the country of which I speak !! Or are you being sarcastic ??

Corrupt politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen are just fragments of the problem. Time is the big factor. People are still living in the 19th & 20th century. This is the 21st century and if you don't keep up with the times they will pass you by in a heartbeat. Politics and Business are not always the best of friends. However they need to work together for a better future. Now more than ever the people need to pull together to make sure things work. There comes a time when you have to Adapt, Improvise & Overcome the negetive elements. Regardless of country people need to quit picking on Religion and making it the villain. In Religion, Just like Politics and Business, you're bound to find a few bad apples on the tree.

my comments connected to the above, sorry.

Indeed, you are right. I person can be very well educated, intelligent with or without a good education but it does not mean that someone is highly skilled. This is why Australia always refers to its skill scales policy in determining future immigrants to its country as it wants young highly skilled entrants who are going to work for many years to come and contribute to the Australian welfare system.

Exactly. In a real life you can sue for libel...

Warsaw and it's people were sacrificed 60 years ago for honour and dignity.
Warsaw is now a place for the honorable and the dignified.
Maybe that's why you are bored - you child.

thats not what i heard... and evidence seems to suggest otherwise...

with all due respect ogorek

nothing to do with the topic there bro

poland's biggist problem r' its own people kids... a country's just as good as its people!

Give it to us Americans for a year n' we'll make yer country as good as gold