There is no shortage of reasons why it is worth opening a business in Poland. Apart from being one of the largest economies in the EU, Poland tempts investors with its strategic location right in the centre of Europe. It is one of the few countries that endured the global financial crisis relatively untouched. These […]
The number of foreign companies has been growing in Poland over the years. This shows that communication and business go hand in hand. The article presents tips and tricks and enhance the process of building successful relations.
I think that every profession falls victim to some myths and assumptions. I think that they result from ignorance about the true nature of a given occupation. Let me clarify some ideas and assumptions related to the work of a translator.
Marketing is one of the key ways to reach out to a client anywhere in the world. Poland is no different in this regard. However, if your marketing campaign is to be effective, you must adjust it to the taste of a Polish client. Taka a look at 5 steps you can take to make sure your marketing campaign in Poland is successful.
Localisation is about adapting communication to a country or region. The translated text must resonate with prospective customers by relating to their language and cultural nuances.
Each entrepreneur, whether domestic or foreign, will come, eventually, in contact with the main business authorities in Poland. It’s better to prepare yourself.
The official government website on business in Poland provides a list of documents that must be submitted to the National Court Registration (KRS) when registering a commercial company in Poland. One of the documents mentioned is the Articles of Association.
Poland is a great place to consider for establishing a company. The process of company formation requires, however, certain preliminary decisions that are crucial for its long-term success.
Translation management system (TMS) is software that helps to manage and control the translation process. It handles the relationship among all the professionals involved– project managers, translators, editors, proof-readers, etc.
A recent networking meeting focusing on changes in Polish HR-related regulations introduced in January 2019. The changes resulted in some doubts and inconsistencies among HR personnel.