More than a third of Polish employees feel that their work activity is closely monitored. ADP’s latest study ‘People at work 2025‘ shows that only Switzerland is ahead of us in this respect in Europe. Although globally we are far…
The start of 2026 brings a marked thaw in the mood of Polish employers, although the numbers may be misleading to an observer accustomed to the recruitment boom of a few years ago. The ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey, published today,…
For decades, the career path in IT and the modern services sector looked similar. A young employee started with simple, repetitive tasks – reporting, initial research or creating simple code snippets – to learn the business by osmosis. This model…
Just a decade ago, overtime in the IT industry was worn like a badge of honour. Staying after hours to ‘prove’ a project was the easiest way to promotion and recognition in the eyes of the boss. Today, managers are…
Professional burnout in the tech industry has ceased to be a taboo subject and has become a systemic crisis that threatens the foundations of innovation and the stability of the entire sector. It is no longer a matter of individual…
In the business narrative, the technology industry is synonymous with youth, dynamism and a constant influx of new talent. The common perception of the IT sector as the domain of people under 30 is so strong that the question of…
A paradox has become entrenched in the Polish business landscape. On the one hand, the media report a normalisation and cooling in the IT labour market, which could suggest an end to salary pressures. On the other hand, finance and…
At the finish of 2025, the IT job market in Poland is entering a phase of cautious selective recruitment. According to the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey, 38% of companies plan to increase hiring in Q4, but at the same…
Until a few years ago, the IT job market resembled an eldorado. Professionals dictated terms and conditions, companies competed for talent with benefits and pay rises and the demand for digital competences was growing rapidly. Today, the situation is quite…
New data from ISACA’s State of Cybersecurity 2025 report confirms that the digital security skills deficit problem is taking a systemic form in Europe. Two out of three companies are unable to fill cyber security vacancies and more than half…
For more than a decade, the Polish IT sector has been synonymous with uninterrupted, dynamic growth. It has established itself as the technological heart of Central and Eastern Europe, attracting global investment thanks to its huge talent pool and reputation…
Just a few months ago, generative artificial intelligence was a technological curiosity, a topic for coffee conversations and after-hours experimentation. Today, it is a powerful tool that has become a permanent part of the business landscape and is revolutionising the…
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has long ceased to be seen as an ’emerging’ technology market. Today, it is a globally established, dynamic and competitive centre of innovation, whose IT services and R&D market is growing four to five times…
You probably know the feeling. You’re trying to solve a problem on a website, and you’re greeted by a chat window. After a few exchanges, you get stuck in a loop of the same, useless answers, and your frustration grows.…
For years, the technology industry has focused on the battle for talent, assuming that attracting the right professionals is the key to innovation and growth. However, beneath the surface of this rivalry there is another bottleneck that is more difficult…
The debate about the impact of artificial intelligence on the labour market is dominated by visions of mass redundancies. However, the latest data from the US market paints a very different and much more worrying picture. The real threat to…
IT security specialists are becoming the most valuable resource of any organisation. Global forecasts and data from the Polish market leave no illusions: demand for experts is growing rapidly, salaries are breaking records and the skills gap is widening at…
The wave of returns to the office, spearheaded by the giants, confronts the technology industry with a fundamental question: is it about real empowerment of collaboration, or about regaining control in a world that has successfully operated remotely for the…
The Polish artificial intelligence scene in 2025 is a tale of two extremes. On the one hand, we are witnessing unprecedented successes. Polish AI startups such as ElevenLabs are raising hundreds of millions of zlotys from the world’s leading investors,…
Poland’s economy is at the heart of a digital paradox. On the one hand, the country is dynamically consolidating its position as a key technology hub in Europe, attracting global investment and aspiring to become a regional leader. On the…
In the technology industry, productivity is sacrosanct. Speed, responsiveness and efficiency are the currencies used to pay for success. The problem is that many IT teams today are operating at breakneck speed, and professional burnout is becoming a costly side-effect…