Nokia's R&D in Athens is a very good place for a graduating student. (S)He will learn a lot of things in a cozy and friendly environment. The main pros are the ability to have touch with a lot of people all over the world and learn from them. Moreover, he will have the opportunity to come in touch with a lot of new technologies and learn from them.
Even though the teamwork and the environment are very good, there are not chances for further development of an engineer's career.
You will be stacked, both in salaries and job advancements, for a lot of years.
I would advise a graduate student to have it as a beginning for their career, but after 2 years, to move to a next challenging job in another company.
The interview consists of two parts: First part is test writing and second part is a face-to-face interview with engineers and Line Managers. The test is about Telco, programming, and logic. The personal interview can be quite long (mine was 2.5 h
The interview process typically includes resume screening, phone or video interviews, in-person or virtual meetings, skills assessment, and final candidate selection. The goal is to evaluate qualifications and find the best fit for the position.
The company process began with an intro, and I was asked about future jobs other than Nokia. Moreover, the next questions were based on Java. He then asked me what I know about OOPs in C++. I told him about why OOPs was made in the first place and h
The interview consists of two parts: First part is test writing and second part is a face-to-face interview with engineers and Line Managers. The test is about Telco, programming, and logic. The personal interview can be quite long (mine was 2.5 h
The interview process typically includes resume screening, phone or video interviews, in-person or virtual meetings, skills assessment, and final candidate selection. The goal is to evaluate qualifications and find the best fit for the position.
The company process began with an intro, and I was asked about future jobs other than Nokia. Moreover, the next questions were based on Java. He then asked me what I know about OOPs in C++. I told him about why OOPs was made in the first place and h