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Who is most at Risk of Loneliness?
2024-11-15
Author: Małgorzata Omyła-Rudzka
Candidate Candidates – Support for Possible Contenders for the Office of President
2024-11-14
Author: Agnieszka Cybulska
Polish Water Problems A.D. 2024
2024-11-14
Author: Barbara Badora
Post-flood Situation – Experiences and Assessments
2024-11-13
Author: Michał Feliksiak
Party Sympathies and Antipathies – Approval of Political Groups in Poland
2024-11-13
Authors: Agnieszka Cybulska, Krzysztof Pankowski
Political Party Preferences in the First Decade of November (CATI)
2024-11-08
Author: Krzysztof Pankowski
Women‘s Rights: Women on Abortion, Work and the End of Male Dominance
2024-11-08
Author: Kacper Leśniewicz
How Women Perceive Social Capital in the Family
2024-11-06
Author: Marcin Głowacki
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Keys to Career Success
According to more than half of adult Poles (59%) the key to career success is possessing knowledge and skills. In second place of importance is diligent work, indicated by somewhat over two fifths of those surveyed (43%). Fewer than one in three people thought that education had the largest influence on career success (30%). This ranking of key factors has remained stable for over a decade, though the last seven years have seen more emphasis placed on initiative and business acumen (up 4 percentage points to today’s 22%).
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