If senior management starts to listen, there still might be some hope. It used to be one of the best companies to work for, with amazing people and culture.
Networking business has a great future; the company just needs to find the right direction and stop repeating the same mistakes over and over. The company needs to focus on people and customers. Hopefully, management will realize that soon.
Salaries are way above the business average, and massive layoffs are going on. People with 11, 16, or 26 years of experience don't matter; only cutting costs motivates management. Treating people like sh…t will bring the company down very deep.
Do not lay off whole teams with many years of experience. It is ridiculous that reductions are ongoing while customers complain, but Nokia management doesn't listen. Treating people like sh…t will bring the company very deep.
It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
Aptitude test, followed by two technical interviews, one GD, and then an HR round. The first technical round was based on the resume and was easy. The second technical round was difficult. Students selected in the second technical round then went for
Stage 1 includes a short assessment wherein our analytical and aptitude skills are tested. Selected candidates are then interviewed by the friendly Nokia team. Questions were mainly related to computer coding and electronics, for example, to write a
It was held on campus. Very well organized. It started with a written test (only for students with 70% or more in B.E). Questions were on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and programming (pointers and data structures). If selected, you pro
Aptitude test, followed by two technical interviews, one GD, and then an HR round. The first technical round was based on the resume and was easy. The second technical round was difficult. Students selected in the second technical round then went for
Stage 1 includes a short assessment wherein our analytical and aptitude skills are tested. Selected candidates are then interviewed by the friendly Nokia team. Questions were mainly related to computer coding and electronics, for example, to write a