Good amount of benefits, but some other companies in this industry offer more.
It can be a good start if you just graduated, want a job, and want a not-bad salary.
Working from home is supported.
Incompetent managers/leaders.
Slow decision-making.
The priorities changing too fast, too many features get shut down, and then your work lands in the trash.
There aren't any senior devs who can help you.
Phone interview including, in addition to the job presentation, a few general questions. Followed by an on-site interview with a few technical questions (consistent with the job description). Discussion with a manager and initial feedback. The tec
3 rounds of interview: * 1 technical (45 mins approx) * 2nd round with manager (checks your attitude and soft skills) * 3rd: HR (just salary discussion) It took almost 1 full month to release the offer letter. The process was too easy at my t
I got a phone call after submitting my job application, and an interview was arranged for the next week. We went through my school projects and also what they do at Nokia. After a week, I received an offer.
Phone interview including, in addition to the job presentation, a few general questions. Followed by an on-site interview with a few technical questions (consistent with the job description). Discussion with a manager and initial feedback. The tec
3 rounds of interview: * 1 technical (45 mins approx) * 2nd round with manager (checks your attitude and soft skills) * 3rd: HR (just salary discussion) It took almost 1 full month to release the offer letter. The process was too easy at my t
I got a phone call after submitting my job application, and an interview was arranged for the next week. We went through my school projects and also what they do at Nokia. After a week, I received an offer.