I joined NSN Hangzhou right after graduation. I worked for 2 years and was very satisfied with the experience. There was a lot of job training. Employees took time to conduct code study groups for newcomers. They also encouraged newcomers to form discussion groups to talk about current designs and modules. Other trainings included English training and leading wireless technology development.
Work there was busy but fulfilling. Hard work got acknowledged. Senior management communicated well and there was a good work-life balance. It was a great place to learn and grow.
Provide more flexible work hours, avoiding commute time.
Interview was relatively easy. Panel of 2 interviewers. Hybrid interview (mix of behavioral and technical). Just one final round. Behavioral was simple; got asked about work history and typical "what would you do" questions. Technical was 2 Leet
Technical, Managerial, and HR rounds are common. Apart from these, you may have a telephonic interview. Once you go through these, you will then proceed to the rest of the rounds.
Had a phone interview which basically consisted of talking about my projects, some C++ questions, and data structures. Onsite interview consisted of talking to 3 engineers and 1-2 managers. Everybody was pretty friendly except one engineer that seem
Interview was relatively easy. Panel of 2 interviewers. Hybrid interview (mix of behavioral and technical). Just one final round. Behavioral was simple; got asked about work history and typical "what would you do" questions. Technical was 2 Leet
Technical, Managerial, and HR rounds are common. Apart from these, you may have a telephonic interview. Once you go through these, you will then proceed to the rest of the rounds.
Had a phone interview which basically consisted of talking about my projects, some C++ questions, and data structures. Onsite interview consisted of talking to 3 engineers and 1-2 managers. Everybody was pretty friendly except one engineer that seem