As December takes hold in Poland, there’s a welcome sense of the year beginning to slow. In the Verita HR offices, Christmas trees are decorated, lights glow a little brighter, and conversations turn to Christmas plans. This signals it’s time to bid farewell to the lively intensity of the past
Poland has been steadily evolving into one of Europe’s most trusted places to hire IT workers. As digital transformation accelerates and talent shortages grow across the EU and North America, IT outsourcing in Poland is no longer a tactical decision but a competitive advantage. So, why should you hire IT
Poland’s IT sector is still growing strong, with major hubs like Warsaw (100k+ pros), Krakow (60k), and Wroclaw leading.. In April we shared a story with you about how Poland needs 700,000 more IT specialists by 2035. Today we wanted to share information about how to find a good IT
If you work in Poland today and still think AI is “just a tech thing”, you’re already behind. Banks, insurers, retailers, factories, and even the public sector are all rolling out AI projects at scale. In 2024, the number of IT-related job ads in Poland jumped by 22% compared to
The Czech Republic’s fintech revolution is growing. Once peripheral in Europe’s financial technology map, the country now hosts over 200 fintech companies, double the number from five years ago, spanning payments, lending, regtech, and blockchain. It’s not a hype story; it’s a story of steady evolution backed by digital-savvy consumers
Poland’s tech job market rebounded strongly in 2025, with IT vacancies surging by about 68% year-on-year. As a leading European tech hub, home to over 400,000 IT professionals, Poland still faces intense competition for certain specialists. Back-end engineers are at the center of this demand boom. These developers build and
Verita HR team achievements highlight what sets the company apart: the people. These professionals take ownership, think fast, and deliver with precision, no matter how complex the task. From payroll precision to cross-departmental coordination, they turn complex challenges into seamless outcomes that keep clients moving forward. Serving leaders in banking,
Poland’s tech sector is booming. Its IT services market is projected to hit a revenue of $11.28 billion in 2025, with a 5.16% annual growth rate (CAGR 2025-2030) reaching nearly $14.5 billion by 2030 (Statista). The country now employs well over a hundred thousand developers. Global companies from Google to
Poland’s tech job market continues its strong rebound in 2025, with IT vacancies up 68% year-on-year (YoY). Demand has changed with companies looking for more specialised employees, led by roles in data, AI, cybersecurity, and cloud infrastructure. Data and analytics alone now represent nearly 10% of all tech job adverts,
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