Nokia is a very open company. The company provides a lot of convenience to us. We can study from the Nokia learning center. People are open to talk, and we can even talk to our boss about work troubles freely. We can share our ideas with others. There are no classes there. What's more, we can achieve work-life balance here.
Nokia is an international company, so communication may not be quick, as there are some gaps in the timezone. But we can learn different cultures.
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 was very similar to other companies, as mentioned below. * **1st round:** Aptitude and technical round (written) * **2nd round:** Technical interview, followed by HR interview.
Basic questions, short quiz, multiple managers. I may have over-prepared, but it's always better to be safe. It did not seem like a place for me, but I have no bad takeaways from the interview or the people that I met.
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 was very similar to other companies, as mentioned below. * **1st round:** Aptitude and technical round (written) * **2nd round:** Technical interview, followed by HR interview.
Basic questions, short quiz, multiple managers. I may have over-prepared, but it's always better to be safe. It did not seem like a place for me, but I have no bad takeaways from the interview or the people that I met.