2014 has been seeing an increased activity on the Polish logistics market. There is a lot going on in both warehousing sales and lease transactions. This naturally translates into greater demand for talent as well. Companies search for new people to work in nearly every single area of the investment process, starting with land acquisition, project management, and ending with sales. Thus it should come as no surprise that logistics is the most dynamic recruitment environment of all the commercial real estate sectors now. Commercial real estate agencies look for staff at all levels to lease out logistics space: from junior to director positions. Developers, on the other hand, strengthen their ranks by mainly employing development, project and transaction managers. Meanwhile, investment funds, subject to their strategies, mostly look for facility managers, financial analysts and asset managers. Also, promotions and transfers are very common on the logistics market. Peter Bečár has
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