LinkedIn is the largest professional network and a general job site with roles across every industry, level and country. What's Up Startup is a short, hand-picked list of non-tech startup roles in Poland, DACH and remote, with the required language and the startup stage on every role. If you are building your network or looking for a tech or senior role at a large company, start with LinkedIn. If you want a non-tech startup job and want to know upfront which language you will work in, start with What's Up Startup. Many people use both.
| What's Up Startup | ||
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | ||
| Who it is for | Non-tech people who want to work at a startup | Everyone: every industry, every level |
| Role types | ||
| Role types | Non-tech roles only: marketing, sales, operations, finance, HR, customer success, product | All: tech and non-tech roles, corporates and startups |
| Required language shown on the role | ||
| Required language shown on the role | Yes, on every role. Plus the startup stage (seed, Series A…) | Depends on the listing, usually in the description |
| Who picks the roles | ||
| Who picks the roles | Filip picks every role by hand, about 140 live roles, new ones every Thursday, each role drops off after 60 days | Companies publish listings; LinkedIn search and recommendations pick what you see |
| Where “Apply” leads | ||
| Where “Apply” leads | Straight to the company’s own hiring system (ATS) | Depends on the role: Easy Apply on LinkedIn or the company’s site |
| Price for candidates | ||
| Price for candidates | Free. Optional SCAN €39: 20–50 roles matched to your profile in 24 h | Free basic account, paid Premium plans |
| Price for companies | ||
| Price for companies | From €89. A Polish startup’s first listing is free | LinkedIn says pricing varies depending on your hiring needs |
| Geography | ||
| Geography | Poland, Germany and the rest of DACH, remote in Europe | Worldwide |
Last reviewed: 22 October 2026. Facts about LinkedIn come from their own pages. If something has changed, write to [email protected].
About 140 non-tech startup roles with the required language and the company stage. New ones every Thursday. Every Friday 5 roles go out to 2,600+ readers.
No. LinkedIn is a professional network and a general job site for every industry. What's Up Startup is a hand-picked list of non-tech startup roles. They work best together: roles from What's Up Startup, network and profile on LinkedIn.
No. The board lists non-tech roles only: marketing, sales, operations, finance, HR, customer success and product. Tech roles are easier to find on LinkedIn.
No. The Apply button goes straight to the company’s own hiring system, the same as opening its careers page.