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I think Germany's problem is that it is a lot more bureaucratic and it offers little to no incentive. a) It has not offered any tax advantage unlike the Nether
by xstartup 9y ago
I think Germany's problem is that it is a lot more bureaucratic and it offers little to no incentive.
a) It has not offered any tax advantage unlike the Netherlands, where many foreigners own IP, holding companies etc...
b) Low-cost labor like Poland, so you'll have a hard time setting up an offshore office.
d) I felt people are bit rigid there. Neither, you can push them around like in many outsourcing hubs, nor you can use the money to drain talent away from competitors. The employees are not particularly noob, unlike many other other outsourcing hubs. If you are planning to do something unethical, most you can expect from your employees is <inaction>. They won't leave, they won't help.
- expertentipp 9y agob) and d) are the reasons why many specialists emigrate PL --> DE. Getting payed more and not being pushed around? Sign me in. The middle management in Poland -- timid towards management abroad and despotic towards locals -- is just soul-sucking. Many thrive in such chicken-farm environment though.