Good Company, Messy Operations
Good Company, Messy Operations
Looks after the safety of the employee and is a good company to work with if placed in the Central team or GDC.
Circle operations were totally a mess. Not caring for employees and laying off employees within days of the VF project being completed.
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Nokia Interview Experiences
Graduate Engineer Trainee
Two interviews in Sheraton Delhi. I liked the conversation with the seniors, as they were helpful and composed. The first interview was technical, followed by a second interview which was somewhat behavioral. Both interviews were around 30-40 minut
Software Trainee Engineer
Online aptitude and coding questions asked on some platform. Then there are 2 face-to-face technical rounds, and after this, an HR round is conducted. One technical round was a 2:1 interview.
Graduate Engineer Trainee
It was held in two stages. In Stage One, candidates were invited for a two-hour written exam. Paper 1 tested reasoning and quant aptitude, and Paper 2 had technical questions mostly related to the telecommunication field. It was an objective exam.
Graduate Engineer Trainee
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaNovember 1, 2012Two interviews in Sheraton Delhi. I liked the conversation with the seniors, as they were helpful and composed. The first interview was technical, followed by a second interview which was somewhat behavioral. Both interviews were around 30-40 minut
Software Trainee Engineer
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaSeptember 1, 2019Online aptitude and coding questions asked on some platform. Then there are 2 face-to-face technical rounds, and after this, an HR round is conducted. One technical round was a 2:1 interview.
Graduate Engineer Trainee
New Delhi, Delhi, IndiaApril 1, 2012It was held in two stages. In Stage One, candidates were invited for a two-hour written exam. Paper 1 tested reasoning and quant aptitude, and Paper 2 had technical questions mostly related to the telecommunication field. It was an objective exam.
