The pros of working at NSN are that it is one of the biggest telecom companies in the world to work for. The name has excellent recognition due to the branding of the previously independent companies, Nokia and Siemens Communications.
The recent Global Financial Crisis brought spending to a standstill, but they had some positive policies in place such as paid instructor-led training every 6 months, a broadband allowance, and good on-call support rates.
Some of the other benefits include corporate company days, where all staff go and spend a night at a resort and have many fun activities.
It's a new company, so it's hard to say whether the cons are with the company or with the economy. The cons at the moment are that all spending is strictly monitored.
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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
It was a very straightforward interview with the line manager and one of the senior engineers. They asked some technical questions about OOP. What kind of IPC mechanisms do you know? Message parsing, pipes, shared memory.
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
It was a very straightforward interview with the line manager and one of the senior engineers. They asked some technical questions about OOP. What kind of IPC mechanisms do you know? Message parsing, pipes, shared memory.