Poland to be very attractive place to invest in innovation
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Despite the pandemic, or maybe because of it, a civilization change is taking place before our eyes: Poland is becoming the most innovative place in the region that relies on agriculture, resource extraction, and small services.
According to Dominik Andrzejczuk from California, currently associated with the venture capital fund Atmos Ventures, foreign entities investing in domestic technology companies attract to Poland a wide range of solutions implemented by them, including machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Another field that impresses VC representatives is robotics developed by the Vistula River not only in schools, by large technology corporations, but also by small and medium-sized enterprises.
The third advantage of Poland is the professional, well-educated staff that can handle competition in foreign markets.
"In Polish technology companies, everyone wants to be programmer, few aspire to take managerial positions. In the so-called In Old Europe, these proportions are reversed. However, while the programmer is relatively easy to make a CEO by teaching him the so-called soft skills, teaching a boss to program takes many months, if not years," Dominik Andrzejczuk noted.
