Company re-hires employees that left a few months ago with high salaries while giving 1-2% raises to current employees and high performers. It is suggested that you leave Nokia and come back after 6-8 months. Only then will you get a higher salary and respect.
There is no reward of any kind – it is pointless to go the extra mile or support the company beyond your job description.
There are many unsuitable Line Managers doing damage to people/teams. There is no poor performer plan for them – they will be LMs until retirement.
Upper management is not in place to take action to fix real issues. Problems are known but trying to hide them under the carpet.
It is impossible to get a position since all positions are already assigned to someone before going live to the Internal Job Market.
Listen to and respect your employees, and reward them. Don't just take advantage of them!
Deal properly with low-performing line managers. A bad line manager should not remain a line manager forever, just because they've undergone some improvement training.
Change your mentality regarding disposable engineers (I won't fix his/her motivation, I will replace him/her with a new hire after he/she leaves the company).
Two rounds of online interviews were conducted, but the positions were cancelled. After completing the interviews, no offer was extended. A successful interview is a two-way conversation, showcasing your skills while learning about the role and comp
There were three technical rounds of general Java and design questions, which went positively. Though my current and expected CTC was already known by the recruiter beforehand, at the fourth round, the manager was surprised by my current and expecte
Asked about my current project (IPSec) in depth, like the protocols used and their applications. Then followed up with basic C questions, moving to advanced C pointers questions. It should not be difficult if you are well versed with the basics.
Two rounds of online interviews were conducted, but the positions were cancelled. After completing the interviews, no offer was extended. A successful interview is a two-way conversation, showcasing your skills while learning about the role and comp
There were three technical rounds of general Java and design questions, which went positively. Though my current and expected CTC was already known by the recruiter beforehand, at the fourth round, the manager was surprised by my current and expecte
Asked about my current project (IPSec) in depth, like the protocols used and their applications. Then followed up with basic C questions, moving to advanced C pointers questions. It should not be difficult if you are well versed with the basics.