Working at Nokia helped me become a professional LTE engineer.
The working space is limited due to more and more colleagues in the building.
Keep changing according to the working environment.
The process is pretty straightforward here in China. Firstly, we will check the resume. If it seems okay, we will arrange a paper test for a technical position. If you pass, then there are around 2-3 rounds of face-to-face interview. That's all.
Some basic technical questions. Describe your previous projects. Ask some questions from the resume. Plus, a write-exam. And at last, discussing salary with HR. Finally, I got the offer in an email from HR. But the salary was not so good.
The interviewer is very kind. The interview started with a self-introduction and some short personal questions. Then came some technical questions, including WCDMA HSPA/HSPA+ technology, your work experience, and problems you met in your work and how
The process is pretty straightforward here in China. Firstly, we will check the resume. If it seems okay, we will arrange a paper test for a technical position. If you pass, then there are around 2-3 rounds of face-to-face interview. That's all.
Some basic technical questions. Describe your previous projects. Ask some questions from the resume. Plus, a write-exam. And at last, discussing salary with HR. Finally, I got the offer in an email from HR. But the salary was not so good.
The interviewer is very kind. The interview started with a self-introduction and some short personal questions. Then came some technical questions, including WCDMA HSPA/HSPA+ technology, your work experience, and problems you met in your work and how