New Boyden study reveals CEE executives prioritize safety, quality of life, and family integration over salary when relocating, with Poland, Czech Republic, and Hungary leading.
Anna Kubuj is a Research Associate at Boyden Warsaw with nearly 10 years of HR experience. She supports executive search projects across industries, using her strengths in recruitment, employee relations, and labor law. Known for her empathy and attention to detail, she holds a degree in Human Resources Management.
Professional Focus
- Actively operates executive search projects, with a focus on commercial, technical, and HR leadership roles.
- Conducts comprehensive market research, talent mapping, and candidate interviews to identify top professionals aligned with clients’ strategic goals.
- Combines corporate HR experience with executive search expertise, allowing her to bridge business needs with exceptional talent in strategic way.
- Languages: Polish, English.
Business Expertise
- Anna has worked in internal HR departments of large FMCG and Facility Management organizations, which giving her a strong understanding of both operational and strategic aspects of human resources.
- She has delivered numerous of projects with a holistic and client-oriented approach.
Additional Expertise
- Manufacturing & Retail
- FMCG
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