Lots to manage

Just as when you're manoeuvering your car into a tight parking space, you're generally not desperate for professional assistance, so in the case of wealthy developers and hotel operators, they are not, as a rule in Poland, falling over themselves to seek the advice of 'experts' to manage the parking complexes they've built for their tenants and paying guests. Naturally enough, parking professionals think they're making a big mistake Every now and then in the centre of Warsaw, you'll notice pockets of men directing drivers into much sought after parking spaces, in the hope of being remunerated with a handful of spare change. They are the parking operators at their most primitive, though the job title would probably be of little interest to them. Further up the food chain, exist professionals in the field, those who operate multi-level parking lots for top office buildings and hotels in the city. As with numerous other means the poor seize upon to eke out a living, helping