Great work culture, work-life balance, and job security. Stay here for a couple of years, and this will be your comfort zone. This could be a pro or a con, depending on how you look at it.
Nokia has always been slow to change, be it the products they sell or the technology they use.
Does it feel like a new-age tech company? Of course, Nokia is decades old at this point, but does it have to feel that way for the employees?
More investment on R&D. Less red tape. Try to speed things up; a slow response could be fatal in this day and age.
The first round could be a telephonic round, and the second would be a technical discussion that includes a coding exercise. The coding exercise could go for up to 3 hours. There would also be one managerial round and one HR discussion.
I applied as a contractor, and the questions were very direct, related to the position. My answers focused on how my skills would contribute overall. I believe it is beneficial as long as you answer confidently and explain how you can contribute to t
The interview was with the technical manager. The total time was around 80 minutes. Later, the HR round followed. So, basically, there was only one technical round as a whole. The manager mainly looked at whether you have the ability to learn.
The first round could be a telephonic round, and the second would be a technical discussion that includes a coding exercise. The coding exercise could go for up to 3 hours. There would also be one managerial round and one HR discussion.
I applied as a contractor, and the questions were very direct, related to the position. My answers focused on how my skills would contribute overall. I believe it is beneficial as long as you answer confidently and explain how you can contribute to t
The interview was with the technical manager. The total time was around 80 minutes. Later, the HR round followed. So, basically, there was only one technical round as a whole. The manager mainly looked at whether you have the ability to learn.