Poland is the “biggest game developer” in Europe and there are many great IT professionals in Poland. I hope Poland will spread its portfolio into other IT disciplines as well.
@@DmINx9 It's obviously not. Ubisoft has over 20000 employees whereas entire CD Projekt has less than 2000. Not to mention that only CD Projekt RED are game developers which is subset of that.
Poland's history is truly unique in the world; a country that suffered massive destruction during World War II, then was enslaved for almost 50 years by the Soviet Union, and even before that was divided by 3 partitioners - Russia, Austria and Prussia (Germany) rose like a phoenix from the ashes and is now one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Coming to Poland, the first thing you will notice is that nowhere in Europe is so much construction going on. Cities are changing year by year, huge public and private investments are being made, and what's more, the country is a truly beautiful and safe place to live. Cities are bustling with life and the focus on innovation, business and development in society is huge - at the same time privacy, family values and time after work are highly respected. This is a country where innovation is thriving while history and tradition are respected. I'm Polish, I've lived and worked abroad for many years (including England, Belgium, Nethrlands and US), I've come back and I don't recognize Poland myself - over the last 10-15 years the country has undergone a transformation unparalleled in the world.
The best thing is that we have preserved the language and culture that the invaders tried to destroy, neither Russification nor Germanization broke the spirit of Poles
That was wonderful to read so many positive words about Poland. Nowadays, I hear so much hate, especially in games. Polish people complains to play with Polish people. Everyone's complain how bad there is, and so on...😩The most of them never tried to live in other country. Thank you for spreading love to Poland. We would be more positive if we would believe this is a good place to live or at least.. be objective and stop complain to everything.👏
@@piotrwaniek i bardzo dobrze nawet jezeli chca zeby Polska czula sie "specjalna". wprowadza to coraz wiecej firm i turystow do Polski co rowna sie z szybszym wzrostem gospodarczym.
I am Polish and I have been living in Germany for almost 10 years. Germany is terribly backward compared to Poland. In Germany, bureaucracy is one big failure before you get anything done, you'll get tons of paperwork to fill out. Even the internet in Poland compared to the one in Germany is like heaven and earth. I miss my homeland very much. I hope I'll finally come back. Pozdrawiam ;)
I come from Denmark, but have lived in Poland for a year. Poland for sure is great, but it still has a lot of work that needs to be done digitally and with education. I look forward to a future where Poland once again stands as a super power in the world politics.
But Denmark is less developed than Poland, just because you have slightly higher salary dosent mean your country is better. I think countries as Denmark, Netherland, Belgium are the most grey and boring countries in Europe with flat surface and one coloured buildings. Probably that’s why no tourist there?
But that’s what you did. You need to understand that our history is different we were always between the strongest powers of Europe Germany and Russia. It took us longer to recover after communism but yet I can feel so proud now seeing Poland more developed than any country in the west.
Ohh yes you will, we need to revitalize and secure our part of Europe. We've been between german and ruzzian imperialism far too long. It's time for us to build and prosper. Intermarium will be new economic engine of this part of the world.
Must be a big deal if Microsoft mentions it. There is a big courage in Poland as after many years of terrible history and being left behind in technology, Poland is finally going to be a big player and maybe ever outgrow current top players. Poland was proven by research to have some of the best people in IT, working with high job titles in the biggest companies in the world. Many game developers and programmers. A lot of people who want to innovate and make the world a better place.
I believe, Poland is not only the only hope, but one of the few "hopes" of Europe to stay relevant on the world stage. Western Europe is too stiff to innovate and to arrive to the digital age. Also, a business-unfriendly environment is not helpful for innovation. I hope, Poland will stay on the path of innovation and use the chance with hundreds of thousands of skilled people from Ukraine to boost its own economy and the economy of all Europe.
Foreigners can study in Poland free of charge if: are citizens of a Member State of the European Union, Switzerland or a Member State of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) are persons who have been granted a permanent residence permit or a long-term resident of the European Union they have a Pole's Card or are persons who have been issued a decision confirming their Polish origin are spouses, ascendants or descendants of a citizen of the Republic of Poland, residing in the territory of the Republic of Poland are persons who have been granted a temporary residence permit due to circumstances are persons who have been granted refugee status in the Republic of Poland or enjoy temporary protection or subsidiary protection on the territory of the Republic of Poland have a certificate confirming the knowledge of Polish as a foreign language at least at the C1 level of language proficiency.
"Cooperation" 😂 This "cloud" is just a basic service (comparing to other "digital" services available on the market) Microsoft is selling to companies. This is about easy money.
Get out Microsoft Software Technology Patent Crypto currencies WO20202060606 programable token of nothingness. Microsoft the ancesntor of IBM machine counted people Polish and Jewish sent on train to Auschwitz. Once again rebranded to stike entire human race with cashless sociaty SLAVERY. This is going to follows by Neurolink microchip brain implant AI communism under great slogans and extermination.
This is an insightful presentation! The video "Cloud resilience and innovation lessons from Poland | Cloud Cultures" by Microsoft provides a valuable perspective on cloud technology and its application in Poland. It's truly inspiring to see how Poland is harnessing cloud resilience for innovation. Poland's approach to cloud technology can serve as a great example for others. Not only do we have incredible natural beauty and resources, but we also have a tech-savvy population that's eager to learn and innovate. As the video highlights, the synergy between cloud solutions and the Polish landscape is a unique breeding ground for creative ideas. In the context of this video, it's important to emphasize the value of learning from English-language tutorials and guides. This accessibility to global knowledge and best practices is key to furthering innovation in Poland and beyond. It's encouraging to see how Poles are embracing this opportunity to expand their skills and capabilities. I'm excited to witness Poland's journey toward becoming a hub for cloud innovation and resilience. This video from Microsoft is an excellent resource, and I'm looking forward to more lessons and success stories from this dynamic ecosystem.
Again: Great serie! So inspirational. One day I hope my region, Santander, in Colombia, can fully take advantange of the technology, innovation, culture and talented people we have. Brave! Microsoft, this content rocks!❤
When there is someone talking about Poland I' m always curious. How does Poland looks or feels to people from other countries or even continents, like, what do you think about it when Poland is mentioned
Since the 1990's Poland's economy has been among the fastest in the world and in Europe well before it joined the European Union in 2001. According to the most current IMF estimates, Poland is on track to become wealthier than the UK by 2030 but will also overtake every G7 nation except the US by 2040.
Thats false af. Even if Poland keeps 4% growth and UK stays at 0% every year, were not gonna overtake UK (or France; France loses its growth potential every year) in 7 years in GDP per capita... Poland needs around 20 years of constant growth at around 4-5% with UK's 0% to catch up in GDP per capita. But sure, in ppp (so gdp per capita adjusted to living costs), we can catch up in like 10 years. And OBVIOUSLY, Poland isnt even close to Germany and its estimated that the soonest we could come close to them would be in around 2060. Thats a f**ing 40 years mate. Ofc were also far behind Canada or Australia. I wont even bother to name countries such as Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland or Norway. I feel like we, Poles, got kinda delusional because of pretty fast compared to western Europe growth. And still Czechia has like 10-15% higher GDP ppp per capita.
@@krowaswieta7944 These are not false statements. It is about the forecasts of the World Bank and the most important criterion of the wealth of a given country, which is GDP per capita after taking into account the purchasing power parity (PPP). Currently, Poland's GDP PPP per capita is £28,200 compared to £35,000 in the UK, £34,200 in France and £39,800 in Germany; at the current growth rate, Poland will overtake Great Britain by 2030. In 2023, GDP per capita in Poland in purchasing power standard will be 85% of the EU average. Interestingly, since the beginning of the 21st century, Poland's real GDP per capita has more than doubled (over 100%); by comparison, GDP PPP per capita in the UK, France and Germany increased by 15-24% over the same period. And it is worth remembering that in 2001 (Poland joined the EU in 2004), Poland did not start from a very low level, it had over a decade of extremely rapid growth since 1989.
@@alh6255 Well, in 1991 Polish gdp ppp was around 6k dollars per capita in fact. Today its 38k. Thats what communism (and bound to it corruption) leads to. But i mean, France has stagnation for over a decade and UK is trolling itself (with Boris or May, with questionable decisions regarding its economy etc.). It will change imo. Germany on the other hand has stabile economical growth with relatively low prices. Its naive to believe that we could reduce the 40% difference to 0 in only 17 years or something . The fact is though the very same kind of clowns that made France fallen power and UK pupulist paradise is in charge in Poland now. So i dont believe that we will keep 4-5% growth rate with all of those extensive social programs and overwhelming political corruption (like giving people who sympathise with goverment lucrative jobs in national companies or buying election votes with the promisses of new social programs and stuff).
Have you ever heard of what is known in the world of economics as the "Middle income trap"? It is enough to read the encyclopedic definition of this term ( Wikipedia), to understand that economics is not linear.
If you try to illustrate this phenomenon, it is best to do it on the example of climbing Mount Everest. In 1990, Poland stood at the foot of Mount Everest, and highly developed economies stood at an altitude of 8,000 meters. The first 6,000 meters of climbing can be covered by running, without any physical preparation, the real climbing starts above 6,000 meters, this is the so-called base effect. In order to catch up with highly developed countries, you need to create your own thriving large R&D sector. To become rich, it is not enough to work in a factory, you need to be the owner of factories, i.e.( capital, technology and know-how). Poland as a country and society has a very low level of national net wealth, converting nominal GDP to PPP GDP will not change this situation because a dollar is a dollar, no one in the world is interested that a dollar is worth more in Poland than in the USA, if you want to buy innovative technology, take investment loan or hire an outstanding specialist, you will not convince him with the argument that in Poland you can buy bread for one dollar, this is such a digression regarding the use of the purchasing power parity argument in areas where this conversion factor has no meaning. By the way, GDP is not used to compare countries, but the dynamics and direction. It is the internet illiterates who create GDP rankings because they do not understand the purpose for which this indicator was created.
Microsoft looks at a real world, real business, its development and potential. EU is not interested in such issues,; with their current leaders, they are above it.
This is a weird ad... Whenever I see clips of Poland like that, I wonder if people are literally waiting for clouds to come out, before they start shooting? Maybe it has something to do with The Cloud Cultures 🙈😂#ItsFunnyCasueItsTrue Ps. And just in case you didn't know... It's often sunny in Poland. It's sunny right now for example 🤷🏼♂
This is evocative material. A book I read with similar discussions was groundbreaking for me. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Zagraniczne inwestycje w Polsce po tym filmie promocyjnym zachęcającym do tego (stworzonego przez jedną z największych Amerykańskich korporacji istniejących kiedykolwiek) będą teraz wskakiwać w górę 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈 bo Polska stanie się "modniejsza" dla zagranicznych inwestorów. W skrócie główne plusy i minusy: Plusy: Szybszy i większy kapitał i rozwój Polski, doganianie lub prześcignięcie niektórych krajów zachodznich, lekki wzrost zarobków (Irlandia 2.0) Minusy: Mniejsza samodzielność i autonomia ze względu na zagraniczne umowy, narzucanie swoich pomysłów i przepisów na życie i funkcjonowanie większości (jeśli nie poza elitami wszystkich) Polaków. Mam nadzieję że nie będzie z tego więcej problemów niż zalet :D
Jestem w Niemczech codziennie i jestem pod wrażeniem jaki jest tam słaby internet w porównaniu do Polski. Jadac autem drogą landową wielkokrotnie nie mam internetu. W Polsce nie mam z tym problemu.
I niemiecka propaganda nic nie daje. Grillowanie pl przez EPL w Unii Europejskiej też nic nie daje. Próba obalenia przez POstKOmune demokratycznego rządu w Polsce też nic nie daje. Wygramy!
If only Microsoft was paying Polish workers same salleries as its American counterparts in Silicon Valley. People in Poland want fair share for fair work, and they will glide you to the stars!
A shoe seller was shown, but it was not explained how the system works and what the sale directly from the warehouse is all about. This movie makes no sense.
Well. after communism polish society has a real hunger for innovation and optimization. the country has no choice but to enable and reflect that fact. There is a stereotype that we like to complain, and it's true, but it's a direct representation of the fact that we will only compare ourselves with the best, and we want to be that. With very mixed results for now, but we're getting there, and I'm hopeful that someday others will be comparing themselves to us.
Poland is the “biggest game developer” in Europe and there are many great IT professionals in Poland. I hope Poland will spread its portfolio into other IT disciplines as well.
Ubisoft is based in France so You lie
@@VoidCosmonaut Ubisoft is smaller than Polish CD Projekt
@@DmINx9 cd project bug cyberscam sux
@@DmINx9 It's obviously not. Ubisoft has over 20000 employees whereas entire CD Projekt has less than 2000. Not to mention that only CD Projekt RED are game developers which is subset of that.
@@lorkano CD Projekt shares are more expensive than ubisoft's
Poland's history is truly unique in the world; a country that suffered massive destruction during World War II, then was enslaved for almost 50 years by the Soviet Union, and even before that was divided by 3 partitioners - Russia, Austria and Prussia (Germany) rose like a phoenix from the ashes and is now one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Coming to Poland, the first thing you will notice is that nowhere in Europe is so much construction going on. Cities are changing year by year, huge public and private investments are being made, and what's more, the country is a truly beautiful and safe place to live. Cities are bustling with life and the focus on innovation, business and development in society is huge - at the same time privacy, family values and time after work are highly respected. This is a country where innovation is thriving while history and tradition are respected. I'm Polish, I've lived and worked abroad for many years (including England, Belgium, Nethrlands and US), I've come back and I don't recognize Poland myself - over the last 10-15 years the country has undergone a transformation unparalleled in the world.
The best thing is that we have preserved the language and culture that the invaders tried to destroy, neither Russification nor Germanization broke the spirit of Poles
That was wonderful to read so many positive words about Poland. Nowadays, I hear so much hate, especially in games. Polish people complains to play with Polish people. Everyone's complain how bad there is, and so on...😩The most of them never tried to live in other country.
Thank you for spreading love to Poland. We would be more positive if we would believe this is a good place to live or at least.. be objective and stop complain to everything.👏
each country's history is truly unique
Our countries history is unique!
Prussia was always Poland not Germany!
I been many places around the world and Poland is my favourite ❤️ 🇵🇱
no to chyba kurwa zbyt dużo nie zwiedziłaś
@@exigron248 😂😂😂😂 true
I mean this is very sad
❤❤
@@exigron248 następnym razem potraktuj własne milczenie jako szansę...
Microsoft, dziękuję,że zdecydowaliście się na zainwestowanie tak dużego kapitału w Polsce.
Now just pay those brilliant polish engineers and IT professionals wages of the western Europe or USA and we have complete package.
@@piotrwaniekWniosek - strzec się przed Euro jak przed ogniem.
That's correct, engineers in Poland earn half of those in Germany or France for the exact same job.
@@piotrwaniek i bardzo dobrze nawet jezeli chca zeby Polska czula sie "specjalna". wprowadza to coraz wiecej firm i turystow do Polski co rowna sie z szybszym wzrostem gospodarczym.
@@189Blake The groceries and everything else also cost half the amount as in polish stores.
@@piotrwaniek You're so wrong about EUR - just look at Estonia or Slovakia, both adopted EUR long time ago and flourish.
to uczucie kiedy amerykanska korporacja robi polsce lepsza reklame niz europoslowie
Rel
za tę reklame zapłaciliśmy pożyczkami dla MS xD nie ma nic za friko
Może dlatego, że europosłowie nie są od robienia reklamy Polsce tylko od uchwalania aktów prawnych xD
a którzy europosłowie (którego kraju) robią dobrą reklamę własnemu krajowi? :D
No xD
Poland is a beautiful country❤
as a Pole I woudn't say it has an average beauty,but it probably is going to be soon an innovation hub in Europe
After moving from Poland to Germany, I felt like I had gone back 20 years. Nothing can be done over the internet.
Germany stoled from Poland a lot of money that's why
@@stipexz609 Bro He ment this other way
@@towinandsave1520 what way?
@@stipexz609 What I meant here is that the Germans are terribly backward here.
I am Polish and I have been living in Germany for almost 10 years.
Germany is terribly backward compared to Poland.
In Germany, bureaucracy is one big failure before you get anything done, you'll get tons of paperwork to fill out. Even the internet in Poland compared to the one in Germany is like heaven and earth. I miss my homeland very much. I hope I'll finally come back.
Pozdrawiam ;)
Poland will be great one day and people will open their eyes.
It’s already there 🔥
@@CainAbaddon For some people yes.
naive feeling based thinking
Poland is great. It's just just a matter of short time people realize this.
I come from Denmark, but have lived in Poland for a year. Poland for sure is great, but it still has a lot of work that needs to be done digitally and with education. I look forward to a future where Poland once again stands as a super power in the world politics.
that's right, but you know when europe was developing about the second world war we were left to the soviets for almost 50 years
@@stodolaedyszyn Yeah. I mean, the post Soviet feel is still there as well. I even lived in a Soviet building too
But Denmark is less developed than Poland, just because you have slightly higher salary dosent mean your country is better. I think countries as Denmark, Netherland, Belgium are the most grey and boring countries in Europe with flat surface and one coloured buildings. Probably that’s why no tourist there?
@@PolishBlonde88 I don't want to compare countries that I both love.
But that’s what you did. You need to understand that our history is different we were always between the strongest powers of Europe Germany and Russia. It took us longer to recover after communism but yet I can feel so proud now seeing Poland more developed than any country in the west.
Pole Artur Chmielewski - is the Boss of space missions at NASA. 🇵🇱 🇺🇸
Poland has great potential 💪
Congratulations Poland and Microsoft.
I love Poland! ❤❤❤❤❤
Ik hou van Polen,ook.🇳🇱❤️❤️
I'm software engineer from Poland and I approve this message
Love Polska!
Hope I can see the same in Romania some day...lifetime...etc
Ohh yes you will, we need to revitalize and secure our part of Europe. We've been between german and ruzzian imperialism far too long. It's time for us to build and prosper. Intermarium will be new economic engine of this part of the world.
I love poland
Poland ?
I saw on your channel that you are argentina and I want to know what make argentinians that they like Poland. I want to add that i'm polish.
@@szymek16s i love poland
@@BocchiMan. idk but it's cool
@@Boo005 why?
Warsaw is growing and improving in leaps and bounds
Must be a big deal if Microsoft mentions it. There is a big courage in Poland as after many years of terrible history and being left behind in technology, Poland is finally going to be a big player and maybe ever outgrow current top players. Poland was proven by research to have some of the best people in IT, working with high job titles in the biggest companies in the world. Many game developers and programmers. A lot of people who want to innovate and make the world a better place.
Poland❤️
I believe, Poland is not only the only hope, but one of the few "hopes" of Europe to stay relevant on the world stage. Western Europe is too stiff to innovate and to arrive to the digital age. Also, a business-unfriendly environment is not helpful for innovation. I hope, Poland will stay on the path of innovation and use the chance with hundreds of thousands of skilled people from Ukraine to boost its own economy and the economy of all Europe.
😅 ok…
Często ludzie z Ukrainy ma niestety fałszywe wykształcenie ( korupcja jest tam olbrzymią ) za pieniądze mozna u nich kupić wszystko
Life changing opportunities and growth!
Why do you only support women? Are men doomed to die in your modern world?
Foreigners can study in Poland free of charge if:
are citizens of a Member State of the European Union, Switzerland or a Member State of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
are persons who have been granted a permanent residence permit or a long-term resident of the European Union
they have a Pole's Card or are persons who have been issued a decision confirming their Polish origin
are spouses, ascendants or descendants of a citizen of the Republic of Poland, residing in the territory of the Republic of Poland
are persons who have been granted a temporary residence permit due to circumstances
are persons who have been granted refugee status in the Republic of Poland or enjoy temporary protection or subsidiary protection on the territory of the Republic of Poland
have a certificate confirming the knowledge of Polish as a foreign language at least at the C1 level of language proficiency.
Azure gave me the opportunity to move to Poland as well. 😀
Ghhhhhhydx,
Where did you move from? :)
Polish intelligence, is a decisive factor in Microsoft cooperation.
"Cooperation" 😂
This "cloud" is just a basic service (comparing to other "digital" services available on the market) Microsoft is selling to companies. This is about easy money.
Blik ? You prolly still use checks my guy
I am very glad that you appreciate my country! Thank you! ❤
no ładne ujęcia i montaż, dobra robota.
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Mamma h
Hujjjjjj iouy
standard.
wow jedna z największych korporacji świata zrobiła dobry film wow
@@m1c3k nie zrobiła. zapłaciłą.
Poland stronk! ❤
Poland mountain
🇵🇱⛰️😂
Bolan shan
Ty debiru
Improvise, adapt, overcome. This is the way of Poland. If two World Wars couldn't stop us, nothing can.
Thank you Microsoft, very nice video about my nation. We love the USA here and Americans.
Poland continue to go ahead
Yup.
Been in krakow to code conf last month from London. Absolutely amaizing will be back again and so safe city very pleased
Come on Poland 🇵🇱 ❤
Get out Microsoft Software Technology Patent Crypto currencies WO20202060606 programable token of nothingness. Microsoft the ancesntor of IBM machine counted people Polish and Jewish sent on train to Auschwitz. Once again rebranded to stike entire human race with cashless sociaty SLAVERY. This is going to follows by Neurolink microchip brain implant AI communism under great slogans and extermination.
Beautiful country and beautiful people
😍 Świetny film.Jestem dumna z Polski.
I'm happy that central, east and north Europe is uniting, but west EU is making me feel unsure and unsecure.
This is an insightful presentation! The video "Cloud resilience and innovation lessons from Poland | Cloud Cultures" by Microsoft provides a valuable perspective on cloud technology and its application in Poland. It's truly inspiring to see how Poland is harnessing cloud resilience for innovation.
Poland's approach to cloud technology can serve as a great example for others. Not only do we have incredible natural beauty and resources, but we also have a tech-savvy population that's eager to learn and innovate. As the video highlights, the synergy between cloud solutions and the Polish landscape is a unique breeding ground for creative ideas.
In the context of this video, it's important to emphasize the value of learning from English-language tutorials and guides. This accessibility to global knowledge and best practices is key to furthering innovation in Poland and beyond. It's encouraging to see how Poles are embracing this opportunity to expand their skills and capabilities.
I'm excited to witness Poland's journey toward becoming a hub for cloud innovation and resilience. This video from Microsoft is an excellent resource, and I'm looking forward to more lessons and success stories from this dynamic ecosystem.
Imagine where we would be now if we hadn't been destroyed and robbed so many times...
Amen...
polish ppl inteligent and brave polish next world powerhouse
Again: Great serie! So inspirational. One day I hope my region, Santander, in Colombia, can fully take advantange of the technology, innovation, culture and talented people we have. Brave! Microsoft, this content rocks!❤
Poland can into the space!!!
When i saw "Poland" in the title, as a pole, i got the irresistable polish urge to click on this video
me too
Every. Single. Time. I can't contain myself from clicking it as well haha.
Poland is a true hub of the IT industry in Europe, not the UK!
❤️ my w Polsce lubimy Chińczyków ❤️ są kochani ❤️
Polska Górą!
Well done, congrats ! keep it rolling !
very needed support to help polish economy grow and gain slowly advantage against germany
When there is someone talking about Poland I' m always curious. How does Poland looks or feels to people from other countries or even continents, like, what do you think about it when Poland is mentioned
I am so proud Microsoft featured this excellent report on their many channel. It was really well done and insightful
Very nice video. Thank you!
yea, microsoft and other big corporation love poland workers because they can pay us a lot less for better job
Microsoft dream job for every iit students 🇮🇳
W końcu ktoś zauważył w polsce potencjał XD
Wielga Bolzga 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Pierogi, not Pierogies. Pierogi is already plural form of word pieróg
Tymczasem Polacy: chipsy, Beatlesi etc😂
pierogi doesnt sound plural in English. Same way chips doesnt sound plural in Polish so we say chipsy.
Chips is already plural so why to say chipsy?
@@robertkukuczka9469 caus of word 'chip'
@@abcdmefgh2843 już widzę jak prosisz o chipa a nie chipsa
First stop - Warsaw - second Karczew. ❤👨🏻💻🇵🇱
Doceniam poczucie humoru 😆
xD akurat mieszkam w Otwocku, rozbawiło mnie to :)
@@MrRossoMoto o pozdrawiam z Ontario sąsiada, również Otwoczzak jeno emigracja.
Since the 1990's Poland's economy has been among the fastest in the world and in Europe well before it joined the European Union in 2001. According to the most current IMF estimates, Poland is on track to become wealthier than the UK by 2030 but will also overtake every G7 nation except the US by 2040.
Thats false af. Even if Poland keeps 4% growth and UK stays at 0% every year, were not gonna overtake UK (or France; France loses its growth potential every year) in 7 years in GDP per capita... Poland needs around 20 years of constant growth at around 4-5% with UK's 0% to catch up in GDP per capita.
But sure, in ppp (so gdp per capita adjusted to living costs), we can catch up in like 10 years.
And OBVIOUSLY, Poland isnt even close to Germany and its estimated that the soonest we could come close to them would be in around 2060. Thats a f**ing 40 years mate.
Ofc were also far behind Canada or Australia. I wont even bother to name countries such as Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland or Norway.
I feel like we, Poles, got kinda delusional because of pretty fast compared to western Europe growth. And still Czechia has like 10-15% higher GDP ppp per capita.
@@krowaswieta7944 These are not false statements. It is about the forecasts of the World Bank and the most important criterion of the wealth of a given country, which is GDP per capita after taking into account the purchasing power parity (PPP). Currently, Poland's GDP PPP per capita is £28,200 compared to £35,000 in the UK, £34,200 in France and £39,800 in Germany; at the current growth rate, Poland will overtake Great Britain by 2030. In 2023, GDP per capita in Poland in purchasing power standard will be 85% of the EU average. Interestingly, since the beginning of the 21st century, Poland's real GDP per capita has more than doubled (over 100%); by comparison, GDP PPP per capita in the UK, France and Germany increased by 15-24% over the same period. And it is worth remembering that in 2001 (Poland joined the EU in 2004), Poland did not start from a very low level, it had over a decade of extremely rapid growth since 1989.
@@alh6255 Well, in 1991 Polish gdp ppp was around 6k dollars per capita in fact. Today its 38k. Thats what communism (and bound to it corruption) leads to.
But i mean, France has stagnation for over a decade and UK is trolling itself (with Boris or May, with questionable decisions regarding its economy etc.). It will change imo.
Germany on the other hand has stabile economical growth with relatively low prices. Its naive to believe that we could reduce the 40% difference to 0 in only 17 years or something .
The fact is though the very same kind of clowns that made France fallen power and UK pupulist paradise is in charge in Poland now. So i dont believe that we will keep 4-5% growth rate with all of those extensive social programs and overwhelming political corruption (like giving people who sympathise with goverment lucrative jobs in national companies or buying election votes with the promisses of new social programs and stuff).
Have you ever heard of what is known in the world of economics as the "Middle income trap"? It is enough to read the encyclopedic definition of this term ( Wikipedia), to understand that economics is not linear.
If you try to illustrate this phenomenon, it is best to do it on the example of climbing Mount Everest. In 1990, Poland stood at the foot of Mount Everest, and highly developed economies stood at an altitude of 8,000 meters. The first 6,000 meters of climbing can be covered by running, without any physical preparation, the real climbing starts above 6,000 meters, this is the so-called base effect. In order to catch up with highly developed countries, you need to create your own thriving large R&D sector. To become rich, it is not enough to work in a factory, you need to be the owner of factories, i.e.( capital, technology and know-how). Poland as a country and society has a very low level of national net wealth, converting nominal GDP to PPP GDP will not change this situation because a dollar is a dollar, no one in the world is interested that a dollar is worth more in Poland than in the USA, if you want to buy innovative technology, take investment loan or hire an outstanding specialist, you will not convince him with the argument that in Poland you can buy bread for one dollar, this is such a digression regarding the use of the purchasing power parity argument in areas where this conversion factor has no meaning. By the way, GDP is not used to compare countries, but the dynamics and direction. It is the internet illiterates who create GDP rankings because they do not understand the purpose for which this indicator was created.
7:15 cybersecurity doesn't necessarily help that, 'curation' is the thing that human being must learn themselves
Polska górą!
Polska górą! 🇵🇱 🤍❤
Microsoft looks at a real world, real business, its development and potential. EU is not interested in such issues,; with their current leaders, they are above it.
mam nadzieje że Pani Marta zdążyła zastrzec kartę przed wypuszczeniem tego materiału 😄
aż jeszcze raz obejrzałem faktycznie jest :D 9:32
Dokładnie to samo sobie pomyślałem. Tak akurat po wzmiance o cybersecurity, pokazanie karty 😢
hehe Polaczki cwaniaczki wszystko wywęszą xD
Marta! Tak, jak gadasz po angieksku i polsku.❤️
Pay same wages in Poland as in west Europe.
Amazing!
This is a weird ad... Whenever I see clips of Poland like that, I wonder if people are literally waiting for clouds to come out, before they start shooting? Maybe it has something to do with The Cloud Cultures 🙈😂#ItsFunnyCasueItsTrue
Ps. And just in case you didn't know... It's often sunny in Poland. It's sunny right now for example 🤷🏼♂
True, same stereotype as yellowishs filter in Latin Spanish productions
It's not that sunny in autumn/winter
@@mrkilwagExactly, I guess without blue filter Americans wouldn't realise it's a CEE country😂 Hollywood, what have you done?
This is evocative material. A book I read with similar discussions was groundbreaking for me. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
Zagraniczne inwestycje w Polsce po tym filmie promocyjnym zachęcającym do tego (stworzonego przez jedną z największych Amerykańskich korporacji istniejących kiedykolwiek) będą teraz wskakiwać w górę 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈 bo Polska stanie się "modniejsza" dla zagranicznych inwestorów. W skrócie główne plusy i minusy:
Plusy: Szybszy i większy kapitał i rozwój Polski, doganianie lub prześcignięcie niektórych krajów zachodznich, lekki wzrost zarobków (Irlandia 2.0)
Minusy: Mniejsza samodzielność i autonomia ze względu na zagraniczne umowy, narzucanie swoich pomysłów i przepisów na życie i funkcjonowanie większości (jeśli nie poza elitami wszystkich) Polaków.
Mam nadzieję że nie będzie z tego więcej problemów niż zalet :D
Korea południowa na tym zyskała tworząc Samsunga, Hyundaia i Kia itd...
ooh how could you allow those pierogi to become cold :))
Jestem w Niemczech codziennie i jestem pod wrażeniem jaki jest tam słaby internet w porównaniu do Polski. Jadac autem drogą landową wielkokrotnie nie mam internetu. W Polsce nie mam z tym problemu.
Bavaria> kein Empfang lub tylko 3G. Pl> Opolskie> karta PK i DL 5G:). Zrobiłem screena aby kolegom w biurze w DE pokazać:)
im from poland
ʍǝןן ı pıpuʇ ʞuoʍ ʇɥɐʇ qnʇ uoʍ ı ʞuoʍ
@@mydreams4you501 very innovative comment. You’ll land a job at Microsoft easily
@@Matt-rw9pywell maybe if i would wrote this in semaphore they would hire me but well, there are some limitations for me. 😂
@@mydreams4you501 no worries just go for it, put your comment in your cv and apply, you can do it, I believe in you, trust me
@@Matt-rw9py 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
5:28 pierogi is already plural. :)
It is a pity that the subject of BLIK, which shows our possibilities, has not been raised
She’s so pretty, the blonde polish woman
I niemiecka propaganda nic nie daje. Grillowanie pl przez EPL w Unii Europejskiej też nic nie daje. Próba obalenia przez POstKOmune demokratycznego rządu w Polsce też nic nie daje.
Wygramy!
Welcome To Poland !
If only Microsoft was paying Polish workers same salleries as its American counterparts in Silicon Valley. People in Poland want fair share for fair work, and they will glide you to the stars!
One of the best Videos in Poland ❤️ Love u Microsoft 🇵🇱
Thanks for the video. I’m a mechanical engineering with no programming skills. Which steps could help me to get to cloud computing/engineering
A shoe seller was shown, but it was not explained how the system works and what the sale directly from the warehouse is all about. This movie makes no sense.
It's a very nicely put video, visually it's a pleasure to watch. But the content is all fluff.
Ładne ujęcia .
Microsoft gooooes to Poland
Very nice topic
Opozycja bardzo zmartwiona taka reklama Polski
Najlepsze jest to że pierwszy raz słyszę o nest banku xd
ja też
❤❤❤❤❤
Polska górą
8:40 'create empowerment'?
Polska gurom
Nice!
POLSKA GUROM!
Polska Gurom
The first stop in Poland should be Chrząszczyżewoszyce, powiat Łękołody, not Warsaw! 😂😂😂
Proland
I love that name hahaha
polish food Perfekt!
9:42 'empowerment' again- isn't 'disruption' a defunct buzzword by now?
We are young and we are houngry.
that shot at 1:00 just take my words away
Yes its very good, even though I've lived in Warsaw all my life, I've never seen such a good shot
Well. after communism polish society has a real hunger for innovation and optimization. the country has no choice but to enable and reflect that fact. There is a stereotype that we like to complain, and it's true, but it's a direct representation of the fact that we will only compare ourselves with the best, and we want to be that. With very mixed results for now, but we're getting there, and I'm hopeful that someday others will be comparing themselves to us.
Ordimary empty words. Corporations and their "extraordinary" achiments. etc. Szkoda czasu.