I have been joining Nokia since November 2014 and am currently working as an RAN engineer. I have learned more technical and professional knowledge from our team lead and senior NOC engineers.
Nokia is a big company and provides us with good network support of GSM, UMTS, and LTE. The downside area of Nokia is that they change shift timings, but overall it's a good experience with Nokia.
Management should be good and fair with all colleagues. Management at Nokia planned proper task work with team members who were hard-working.
The interview was done on the phone by two startup managers while I was offshore (not in Saudi Arabia) for a new managed services project for STC KSA. The position was for Makkah to manage all operations and maintenance tasks for Nokia equipment (bas
It was not good. I answered only 50% of the questions. They are expecting an End-to-End Architect. In the technical round, they asked a lot of questions related to the BSS domain and its end-to-end architecture. How a number will be activated and ho
The overall experience was average. They tried to calm me down when I felt nervous. They focused more on coding questions and started with very basic questions. They asked one DSA question. They also asked me a puzzle.
The interview was done on the phone by two startup managers while I was offshore (not in Saudi Arabia) for a new managed services project for STC KSA. The position was for Makkah to manage all operations and maintenance tasks for Nokia equipment (bas
It was not good. I answered only 50% of the questions. They are expecting an End-to-End Architect. In the technical round, they asked a lot of questions related to the BSS domain and its end-to-end architecture. How a number will be activated and ho
The overall experience was average. They tried to calm me down when I felt nervous. They focused more on coding questions and started with very basic questions. They asked one DSA question. They also asked me a puzzle.