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Many people ask me for advice on living and working in London. While it's an amazing city, honestly I do not recommend it to those who are looking for their first job in UK due to life costs. A room to rent in London costs aproximately 450-600£ per month. For the same price you can rent a 2bedroom house in the North of UK. A 2 bedroom flat to rent in London costs at least 1500£ per month. Add to that Council tax and bills and you'll easily pay more than 2000£ per month. Transport (a travel card valid for metro en buses) Costs £123.30 per month for zones 1 and 2 and even more if you live further from the city centre. The minimum salary in the UK is 1200£, which is not even enough to rent a flat in London, let alone other costs of living. On the other hand, London offers excellent and well paid job opportunities in many sectors, such as corporate finance, IT, law and marketing, to just name a few. If you want to progress in your career in one of these industries, London is the place to be. A single individual earning 30k or a family earning 50k a year can definitely live comfortably in London and enjoy many perks this amazing city has to offer. How about you? Have you lived in London? What are your observations? #mkbkids #travel #travelgram #workaway #workabroad #wanderlust #london #igerslondon #londongram #england #career #urban #urbanlandscape #lovelondon

When you think of Poland, high salaries and good quality of life is not the first thing that comes to your mind, right? 😏 Don't worry, you're not alone 😉 According to research by @theeconomist from 2015, most Europeans think that living conditions in Poland are worse and salaries lower than they really are. On the contrary, respondents in most countries think that Germany, the UK and Scandinavian countries are places where everyone can live happily ever after...while the locals do not always agree ;) Surprisingly Poland is becoming more and more attractive destination for expats, above all due to development of BPO/SSC sector. Qualified IT, HR or Finance professionals relocate to Poland eagerly due to excellent career opportunities. What are the perks of living in Poland. ? ✔️ High salaries and relatively low cost of life. A mid-level IT specialist can easily earn 3000 EUR net per month. A 2bed flat to rent costs 400 EUR per month. Services are also relatively cheap comparing with most Western European countries. . ✔️ Amazing scenery. Poland has historical towns with amazing architecture, beautiful countryside, sea and mountains. There are endless opportunities to explore. Its location in Central Europe makes Poland an excellent travel base to most European countries.. ✔️ Family-friendly. In Poland, working mothers have a paid year of maternity leave. Quality childcare is affordable (120€ a month in a public nursery, 200-350€ in a private one) and office hours (8.00-16.00, 9.00-17.00) make it easy for parents to achieve work-life balance. ✔️Vibrant expat scene. Big cities, like Kraków, Warsaw, Wrocław or Poznań offer many leisure, sports and educational events for expats. Do you have questions about life or work in Poland? Feel free to contact me on info@hannacheda.com #mkbkids #poland #polska #polonia #pologne #travel #expatinpoland #expat #warsaw #warszawa #careers #career #workabroad #careersinpoland #job #architecture #landscape #sunset #travelphotography #travelgram

Scroll down for Polish/Polski tekst poniżej. Many of my customers are Polish people who are coming back to Poland after many years spent abroad and ask for assistance with searching for jobs and writing CV since Polish job market has changed a lot in the last few years. If you emigrated right after school and built their careers abroad from the scratch, you don't know how to adapt your CV and cover letter for the Polish market what the recruitment process looks like and what the salaries are like. What's the most surprising fact about Polish market? ✔️You are still required to include a picture on your CV. ✔️The salary range is not included in a job ad. How about you? Have you applied for a job in your country after a few years abroad? What surprised you the most? Wielu moich klientów to Polacy, powracający do kraju po wielu latach zagranicą. Jako że polski rynek pracy zmienił się przez ostatnich kilka lat, wielu z nich interesuje pomoc w pisaniu CV i szukaniu pracy. Jeśli emigrowałeś od razu po szkole i zbudowałeś całą swoją karierę zagranicą, nie wiesz jak napisać CV i list motywacyjny aby spotkał się z zainteresowaniem pracodawcy, nie wiesz jak wygląda proces rekrutacyjny i jakie są pensje. Co zaskakuje na polskim rynku pracy najbardziej? ✔️ Nadal należy do CV dołączyć zdjęcie. ✔️ Wysokość wynagrodzenia nie jest podana w ogłoszeniach o pracę. Czy jest wśród was ktoś, kto powrócił do kraju po kilku latach zagranicą? Co najbardziej zaskoczyło was przy szukaniu pracy? #career #workabroad #lifeabroad #poland #polska #polishgirl #workinpoland #careeradvisor #doradcazawodowy #careeradvice #recruiter #recruitment #rekrutacja #linkedin #jobs #work #jobsearch #workandtravel #workinpoland #blonde #blondegirl #startup #startuplife

Amazing London. #travel #travelphotography #instatravel #travelgram #travelblog #uk #londoncalling #igerslondon #igers #igersuk #wanderlust #seetheworld #girlslovetravel #bigben #londongram #england #uk #traveller #traveldiaries

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CEO & Founder of hannacheda.com. Translator and Certified Career Advisor. 5 years of international experience in the field of recruitment and career advice. Passionate about travel and languages,

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