Nokia is a great company if you are looking for job security and comfort.
Nokia is a high-tech company without the high-tech benefits and environment.
A lot of young developers (20-35 years old) left the company, since there is no place for self-learning, new technologies, and being open-minded.
This company is old-fashioned, not accepting new ideas.
Recruit young people, invest in them, and make them stay.
There are several rounds of interviews from technical experts, managers, colleagues, and human resources staff. The contents include phone interviews, on-site interviews, and a programming task. Usually, it takes about one month at least for the proc
I was applying from a recruitment agency and had a trivial phone screening and a 1:1 interview just to check if I met a minimal level of competence. Then the interview at the company was with a bunch of interested line managers. They asked general I
The interview process at Nokia started with an online application, followed by an initial screening call from HR to discuss my background and interests. After that, there was a technical round which included coding questions focused on data structur
There are several rounds of interviews from technical experts, managers, colleagues, and human resources staff. The contents include phone interviews, on-site interviews, and a programming task. Usually, it takes about one month at least for the proc
I was applying from a recruitment agency and had a trivial phone screening and a 1:1 interview just to check if I met a minimal level of competence. Then the interview at the company was with a bunch of interested line managers. They asked general I
The interview process at Nokia started with an online application, followed by an initial screening call from HR to discuss my background and interests. After that, there was a technical round which included coding questions focused on data structur