Silicon Valley companies want Polish programmers

According to the U.S. Labor statistical bureau, the global IT talent shortage was 40 million skilled workers. In Poland, this deficit is 50,000 jobs. The outlook for the future is not encouraging. By 2030, the global shortage of specialists is expected to reach 85.2 million.

So what can a company do that has an IT project ahead of it and an insufficient number of people to implement it? May take advantage of outsourcing. Well-qualified and ready-to-work programmers are everywhere – in India, the Philippines, China, but also in the heart of Europe, i.e. Poland. About 300,000 programmers work in our country and are actively sought by both domestic and foreign companies.

Polish IT specialists not only lead in world rankings but are also respected for their unconventional approach.

"We are dealing with customers from the Silicon Valley who are able to come to terms with the time difference just to build their team in Poland," Jarek Wawro, an experienced IT Leader who is responsible for the development of Altimetrik Polska, said.

(WBJ)