I'm a simple pole, I see poland I click

I'm looking for a lady called Natalie in Warsaw. I need her to be with me. I m from Sri Lanka. My name is Asoka 🎉❤ .Your videos give me good knowledge of Polska. ❤🎉.

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I dont believe him when he says people ask him why he left california for poland. I belive they asked him why did he ever live in California

ten filmik jest lepszy od najlepszych produkcji promujących nasz kraj. brawo

Who would anybody want to live in California. There are plenty homeless people there

Having spent over 15 years in the US and built a successful career in the Trading industry within Fintech, I'm seriously contemplating moving back to Poland and even finishing my studies there. The transformative changes occurring in Poland have caught my eye, and I'm genuinely excited to see what the future holds. The prospect of being part of that change is thrilling!

I've noticed that when people are half Polish and half something else; 80% of the time they claim to be Polish. Good video by the way.

What about healthcare and social security? As an average working American the thought of giving up everything I've already paid into social security is scary.

Imagine live in the place Chopin was born? It's amazing!

Love Poland

I did exactly the same move.

As a polish software developer, I find only one thing that said that is imprecise to the point of being misinforming or even on the border of being a lie. Programmers in Poland are still almost only men. It's nothing like 50:50, it's like 95:5 or something like that. But it's true that we have a lot of women in the IT. And that's the issue. They're not programmers, they're graphics, data analysts, scrum masters, IT project owners, maybe database engineers but not programmers. (There will always be some exceptions, but I even saw only one programming woman in all my 3 workplaces - all in Poland)

I am from Ukraine, lived in Poland for 6 years, and 1,5 years ago we moved to Canada. Now it’s time to come back to Poland. That’s where my heart is, it’s my second home. I’ve never missed a country so much!

You forgot another main point: Poland has not been "culturally enriched" yet (u know what I saying).

Blah blah I have real estate in Cali that pays for everything, as Poland is cheap, and Poland has some engineers so I can also work from there blah blah blah

Poland has sure come a long way in a relatively short time I go every year and see it in real time Go Polska

Poland starts to make fule out of atom

Very interested to get involved in the Poland technology growth. I am a technology professional. Software Engineer and Engineering Manager, originally from Venezuela and living in the U.S. for about 10 years

You know that Polish education system teaches mostly theory because there is not enough money for practice right? It is overkill for most of jobs, while often needed industry skills are not tought?

Why would someone this woke ever wanna leave California?

I enjoyed the context of how history has played a role in the ecosystem

You can move to Poland if you want to run away from the system, suffer from poverty in your poor country and you have nothing to lose by emigrating somewhere else, or if you come from a rich country and have money saved up. There is also a matter of more favourable climate or weather, chasing your goals and filling your spare time. But a fact is that more people leave Poland than return, and only a few people from developed countries find a new life in Poland.

As a Polish person I had the material from PhD in History in States in high school in Poland so go figure😂

Hi Dominik, i think it was easier for you than others, because you're native speaker, aren't you? I really like to move emigrate to Poland as a female Webdev. First of all, because of German Politics, the mass migration many folks are still proud of, the cultural change and loss of German identity. Also i like the people, friendly and fighting for their country. But although, I am sure, I can learn basic Polish quickly, I am afraid of leaving Germany and starting all over in a foreign country =( I appreciate, how Poland is fighting (the war which shouldn't be theirs, because it's Germany that's guilty for destruction of all the EU countries!) and trying to keep the borders safe.

Let's say...if you are well qualified person such as doctors, lawyers, therapist, IT specialist or you have a head for business, and decide to provide a private service, then you have good opportunities to develop in Poland. However people who work for public institutions as low- or mid-level eployees as well as these who are not well quilified or just want to have a simple life, they work outside/ leave the country or stay and live quite poorely or simply incomparably to the western european countries. Country doesn't provide as good financial support for reidents as Netherlands, Switzerland or other. It doesn't provide good salaries for workers of public institutions. It is being hard for these ppl when seriously struggle with health or don't have any family. You have to think your own cause country won't help you enough to have a quite normal life. So on one hand it might be a good thing about the future of Poland that ppl who have decided to run here a future-oriented business stay and these who don't, they decide to run more comfortable and less stressful life in western eu countries. However in this case the cost of living will then keep increasing a lot and fast. Ppl who can change the public service a bit, would be the ppl engaged in that to be changed of course, but... for now, everyone just fights for their own and noone can really think of engaging as we have a goverment who doesn't care about residents, it cares about itself...believe me - and this is a bad side of Poland which we haven't been able to really change for last years and we won't be able to change in the upcoming years...but slowly it will probably keep changing, so our children should have better life here, hope so.

DYSTOPIAN Commiefornia? YES, you’ve made a DAMN smart move. 💯 I’m considering Poland SERIOUSLY to retire to from the states (Arizona).

Good, hopefully, more and more white people living outside of Europe will move back to their true homeland, Europe. It's best for them.

Going polish my dream . I am Japanese work as a software engineer

Thank u for this great video!!

Utopic and California should never be said in the same sentence

Proud to see such warm words about our country. It is mostly thanks to hard work of us and our fathers and mothers

It's not only about high-tech. Poland have big opportunities as a one of the biggest logistic hub in whole Europe because of inwestments in CPK.

This PiS propaganda is 🤮 worthy.

This is great on many levels. Thank you.

well done poland is leading the way

I stopped after the vegan friendly bit

Poland needs their own tech companies rather than working as cogs for US companies.

Where did you get all of this information about Poland from?

Yeah right, lets everybody just dump here, in short time we will be like doomed like the rest of the world...

......pomyśl- zaprojektuj - wyślij do ministerstwa rozwoju /// drogi ekspresowe ( muszą dać miejsce dla lokalnych małych biznesów'' dla regionalnej kuchni '' dla regionalnego rzemiosła'' kultury i sztuki itp .. dla podróżnych okazja by zapoznać się z bogactwem i różnorodnością Regionów i zajrzenia głębiej '' szansa na nowe kontakty kulturalne, gospodarcze itp. Międzynarodowe kołchozy będą wciskać towary międzynarodowych kołchozów- a to nie jest prawdziwa Polska........ w Hiszpanii takie zlekceważenie potrzeby zarobiania na życie przez lokalną społeczność skończyło się biedą i wyludnieniem. Nawet w tv mają o tym cykliczny program ''pusta Hiszpania''

o Euipo słyszeli?

This video is truly inspiring! "Why I left California for Warsaw, Poland" by Dominik Andrzejczuk, a Polish-American tech enthusiast advocating for the growth of the tech ecosystem in Poland, sheds light on his remarkable journey and the opportunities that Poland offers. One aspect that particularly struck me was Dominik's mention of the inspiring role that Polish forests play in fostering innovation. Nature has always been a wellspring of creativity, and Poland's beautiful landscapes, like its forests, provide an ideal backdrop for those seeking to nurture their innovative spirit. Furthermore, Dominik's mention of the translated version of Halliday Resnick Walker's fundamentals of physics is noteworthy. Access to high-quality educational resources, such as this fundamental physics textbook, is instrumental in empowering students and aspiring innovators. It showcases Poland's commitment to providing quality education to its citizens and nurturing the next generation of scientists and engineers. Dominik's decision to move from California to Warsaw speaks volumes about the growth and opportunities available in Poland's tech sector. It's clear that Poland is emerging as a global tech hub, and his journey is a testament to the country's potential. I'm excited to see how Poland's tech ecosystem continues to evolve and how individuals like Dominik are making significant contributions to this growth. This video is an excellent testament to the potential and opportunities that Poland has to offer.

As long as Poland keeps the border shut and does not allow low IQ ethnicities from the thirld world to come and multiply.... Poland would be a great place to live..... import the thirld world and become the thirld world...life is a IQ test.

You escaped Communism for an actual free country😅

Yours last and first name is Polish. Why you dont speak Polish?

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California has 100000 homeless and is so dangerous and so dirty with plenty drugs takers, drugs addicts. I have so bad opinion about LA, I was absolutely shocked what I saw there. 3rd world dirty ghetto with drug addicts zombies walking on the streets. Seaside and sea coast would not feed you and give you peaceful mind there. Forget about it. Thank you for cool video and welcome in safe clean friendly Poland🙂

Simple competition for you too strong

Hey! I'll be a female STEM graduate next year! Computer Science, to be precise. We don't have the "math is for boys" stereotype that I've seen in American media.