Recently, Ukrainians have been increasingly choosing Poland as their destination for work. Most of them travel to the country with a specific job already lined up, found while still in Ukraine — through recruiters or employment agencies. As explained by the Head of the Recruitment Department at Gremi Personal, Hanna Dzhobolda, this is due to the fact that working in Poland requires a work permit and legal residence status. When do expectations fail to meet reality?
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