- Pracuj.pl is the largest general job site; Just Join IT and No Fluff Jobs lead for IT.
- Many Polish IT ads show the salary range.
- Usually the employer gets your work permit first.
- Kraków, Warsaw and Wrocław have most English speaking jobs.
Poland has low unemployment and large tech and business service hubs that work in English. Polish IT job boards are also some of the most transparent in Europe, because many show the salary range in every ad.
The best job sites in Poland
| Site | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Pracuj.pl | Private | Poland's largest general job site |
| Just Join IT | Specialist | IT jobs, usually with salary ranges |
| No Fluff Jobs | Specialist | IT jobs with the salary in every ad |
| Bulldogjob | Specialist | IT jobs |
| OLX Praca | Private | Volume, including many non-office jobs |
| Public job offers (praca.gov.pl) | Official | Offers from the public employment services |
| Network | International companies and shared service centres |
Before you apply: the work permit in one paragraph
Most employers in Poland get a work permit for you, and then you apply for a national visa. The EU Blue Card needs at least 150% of the previous year's average wage (Blue Card threshold explained).
See current English speaking jobs in Poland on my live job board for Poland, updated automatically.
How to use these sites well
- Use the IT boards if you are in tech. Salary ranges help you compare offers and permit thresholds.
- Target Kraków, Warsaw and Wrocław. Most English speaking jobs are there.
- Ask who handles the work permit. In Poland the employer usually applies first.
- Compare the salary with the cost of living. Salaries are lower than in Western Europe, but so are costs.
- Apply on company career pages too. Large shared service centres recruit through their own systems.
For other countries, see local job portals in Europe, and read why applications get rejected before you send the next one.
Common questions
Which job site is best for IT jobs in Poland?
Just Join IT and No Fluff Jobs, plus LinkedIn.
Do I need Polish to work in Poland?
Not in many tech and shared service centre jobs. Polish helps elsewhere.
Who applies for my Polish work permit?
Usually the employer applies, then you apply for the visa.
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