The Polish Experience By Nicholas Westerby This ... - GetSab.Com

some team members I needed others who’d fit in with them. I also explained
that if I had made a mistake I could rectify it in the trimming down phase.
He looked at me as if I was a newborn. He saw that when you got a job in
England you turned up for it but holding back his condescending tone he
explained that in Poland, even though people shake your hand and promise
they’ll come, hell most of the time you are doing them a huge favour, they
don’t. I nodded and smiled and asked Monika and she confirmed Paweł’s
version of Polish recruitment. I must admit I was taken aback.
I thought I had the power.
I thought I would have been the one to do the hiring and firing. It turned out that
it was more of a negotiation in Poland than in the UK. I finished up Friday back
in the good mood that I’d started it with and was confident in the team I’d put
together.
I had a week with them before the UK team arrived and when they came, the
crew, my team, finally had computers.
The UK weren’t sure about my team’s ability. For the whole time Stacey and
Sharon were in Poland they just trained the team. Saj tried to configure the
network to get the computers operable. He thought he had it fixed then
something I had no idea about happened and everything failed. I was beginning
to see that a good team would be sat on their arses unless the technology