In Nokia, you have many chances to develop your career path. Everyone is really equal here. You can say "no" to your manager. And there is no OT here.
Lack of geek culture, and few geek programmers here.
Encourage the part-time project, set up activities like a hackathon.
Very linear process. I sent an application and had two interviews: one introductory with the line manager of the team I would have to work with, and one technical with the tech lead.
Interview took place in the company. I had one telephonic round and then two face-to-face technical rounds. Technical rounds were a little bit tough; they covered most of the concepts in C, C++, and Linux.
I was interviewed by two Tech Leads, a Manager, and HR. The entire process was handled smoothly but was time-consuming. While negotiating salary with HR, I asked for a 50% hike from my previous CTC. The HR representative smiled and sent an offer lett
Very linear process. I sent an application and had two interviews: one introductory with the line manager of the team I would have to work with, and one technical with the tech lead.
Interview took place in the company. I had one telephonic round and then two face-to-face technical rounds. Technical rounds were a little bit tough; they covered most of the concepts in C, C++, and Linux.
I was interviewed by two Tech Leads, a Manager, and HR. The entire process was handled smoothly but was time-consuming. While negotiating salary with HR, I asked for a 50% hike from my previous CTC. The HR representative smiled and sent an offer lett