Great experience working in a multinational company, friendly environment, intelligent staff, flexible work time.
Complicated matrix administration, low bonuses, tight deadlines, working under pressure, sometimes not wise managers, and not efficient cost-cut policies – I think these might be improved.
Value the employers, don't treat them as a resource, but as human beings.
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu
I applied through AMCAT. I interviewed at Nokia Noida for GET. The interview process took the whole day. First round was technical; they asked only Networks and OS related questions, like the locate command in Linux, TCP vs UDP, etc.
We had a brief tour of the facility and then went to a designated location to start the face-to-face interview, somewhere inside one of the main buildings. I've got to say, they were nice and polite people—young and full of excitement and energy.
1. Applied online 2. A call from HR to set up an interview 3. First interview with a nice old guy (near 60 years old, I think). He asked some basic C/C++ questions (C - mostly memory management and pointer manipulation; C++ - difference between virtu
I applied through AMCAT. I interviewed at Nokia Noida for GET. The interview process took the whole day. First round was technical; they asked only Networks and OS related questions, like the locate command in Linux, TCP vs UDP, etc.
We had a brief tour of the facility and then went to a designated location to start the face-to-face interview, somewhere inside one of the main buildings. I've got to say, they were nice and polite people—young and full of excitement and energy.