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source:http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2012/12/9-smart-ways-for-designers-to-save-money/ What is better to save money or to spend it on everything what you want, need?  Some people save money for years, and some spend huge amount without any problems in one minute.  What kind of person are you?  source: http://manoukakopyan.com/blog/page/2/ WASTEFUL  Overspending. It's really dangerous when you spend more money than you can afford. It's interconnected with credit cards, which banks are giving easily and people take even more easy. There is nothing wrong with credit cards if you are using it with your head and if you are aware of every consequences. But unfortunelty nowadays it's big problem, because people have not only one credit card, but also mortagages, cars loans and so on. All this factors can put you in never ending money debt.  source: http://www.valuewalk.com/2012/07/visa-black-card-visas-most-prestigious-card/ What is better, to keep cash

In 1997,  IBM’s Deep Blue beat grandmaster Gary Kasparov  in chess. In recent years, other  IBM’s Watson superc c omputer beat the contestants on  Jeopardy!  and   Google’s driverless cars  have logged thousands of miles on American highways. It’s hard to believe that a decade ago, workers worried about jobs being outsourced, but today companies can assemble teams  in the cloud   to do sells, customers supports, and so many other things. It's official, the quite near future will have less and less use for human workers. Robots and algorithms   will do the tasks that millions of people now do for modest salaries. In this TED TALK, Andrew MacAffe, a deep thinker with  possition at the MIT Center for Digital Business,  will show you some e vidan ce that droids are in fact coming for our jobs. Obviouslly, not everyone will be able to drive those killer algorithms or learn the boring math. So what will we non-nerdy humans do for work? What future skills are necessery for su

There is a moment in everyone's life when he or she must answer an important question . Who am I and who I want to be? The choice of fields of study and the university is a good time to look for answers. Of course the choice doesn't have to be final. We can always change direction. But we must make it clear that choice will determine in some way who we will be. And not just as a people. It will also determine our place in the job market.  Not so long ago in Poland, we could experience big campaign to encourage young people to  study at technical colleges, to choose sciences fields of studies . Was it so horrible idea to go to the humanistic fields of study such as philosophy , history, archeology , philology few hers ago? Few years ago when some universities wanted to pay students if they would study science. Well, precise analysis of data from job centres in the last 12 years shows that the unemployment rate among philosophers today indicates 1%. In this past year

How to  improve your professional qualifications? Many people worry about their qualifications, experience, languages, CV... Nowadays employers seem to expect more than before. It's connected with a new profile of an employee. He should be young, full of energy, after studies, know a few languages, have soft skills on a very high level and minimum one year of working in his achievements. The problem appears after high school or during studies - it's a moment, when we have first thoughts about a job. In this article, I will write a few tips, how we can increase our professional qualifications. 1. Personal characteristics and s oft skill We should be communicative, polite, cultural, kind, conflictless, active, open-minded, reliable, creative, honest and involved...It means that we must work on ourselves before, if we want to find a job. Being communicatve can be not so easy, if we are shy. Then it's good to talk with unknown people in different situations t

Nowadays living and working abroad is something  natural. Almost in every family is a person who went abroad to find a better life. What is the favorite destination of Polish citizens? The answer is obvious:  Great Britain!  As the official statistics shows  in 2012, there were nearly 700,000 immigrants.Their work there is very heavy.For now most of them are blue-collar workers. However, young poles already brought up in England. That's why soon poles also occupy better jobs. Obviously this is not the only one country which they are leaving to. Every year numbers of Poles in Germany, Norway, Denmark and Sweden is growing. Currently in Germany is 500 000 Poles, in Norway 65 000 (increased by 44%f from 2010), and 43 000 in Denmark. In addition, Italy (88 000) and the Netherlands are still an important destination especially for seasonal work. In the past USA were favorite but since joining the European Union all changed. Now the Poles can legally work in the whole European Union.

Data from the Central Statistical Office show that women on average receive about 20 % less pay than men. The average men earns 4248 zł gross , that is 3026 zł net . In turn, the average women earns 3541 zł gross , that is 2533 zł net . An analysis of the average salary in the so-called 'great' occupational groups shows that in the case of office workers , the average salary for men is 2320 zł net , and for women in 2277 zł . For example, in the group of " experts" men on average earn about 1 thousand . zł net more . However, for this group we include both teachers and developers . The teaching profession is virtually feminized , while among the better -paid male-dominated programmers . Contrary to appearances, the differences did not blurred in the case of lower-paid positions , such as men employed in elementary occupations earn an average of 1,856 zł net , and women almost 400 zł less. Di

5 ORGINAL WAYS TO MAKE A LIVING We live in the world where everybody wants to earn money without any effort and some of them will actually succeed in that field. They did things that may seem a little strange, very original or just stupid. Below I present five stories how people made money in a really weird ways. 1. “Buy my face” Ross Harper and Ed Moyse after graduating from Oxford University realized that they had a lot debts to pay off. They decided to sell their faces as an advertising space. They started with friends who had been painting slogans at boys’ faces. For the day with the advertisement on their face they took one pound, now they can charge even over 400 pounds. They photograph their painted faces and put it on web page, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. On this business they already earned over 25 thousand pounds. 2.  A little bit of your country in a bag Two Irish guys Pat Burk and Alan Jenkins opened the firm called Auld Sod Export. To e