Nokia Reviews

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The work environment is becoming increasingly toxic, primarily due to micromanagement and a lack of direction. Our manager frequently assigns irrelevant tasks that hold no value or utility. For instance, we often spend weeks preparing documents, only to find out later that they are unnecessary. This reflects poor planning and prioritization. The team is stuck in endless discussions ("bol bacchan"), but when it comes to execution, there is a complete lack of follow-through. Communication within the team is poor, which is surprising considering the manager has over 20 years of experience. One would expect clear communication and well-structured thought processes from someone with such tenure, but that’s far from reality. Additionally, the manager’s egoistic and political behavior is unprofessional and demoralizing. He often speaks without considering the appropriateness of his words and seems unaware of basic professional conduct. Furthermore, he discourages team members from participating in broader organizational activities or interacting with other teams, creating an isolated and stifling work culture. It feels like his primary goal is to make our workdays unnecessarily difficult. Despite being a tenured employee, his behavior raises questions about how management tolerates or overlooks such conduct. While I’m tempted to raise these concerns with the second-level manager, I fear potential repercussions, including jeopardizing my job. For now, I’m hoping the upcoming 360-degree feedback survey will provide an opportunity to highlight these issues constructively....Read More

Likes

What I like most about working at Nokia is the strong emphasis on innovation and collaboration. Nokia provides a positive work environment where employees are encouraged to grow, share ideas, and contribute meaningfully. The company supports flexible work arrangements, promotes diversity, and offers great opportunities for skill development and career growth. Being part of a global team working on cutting-edge technology is truly motivating and fulfilling....Read More

Dislikes

While Nokia is a great place to work overall, one area that could improve is the speed of decision-making in certain departments. Sometimes processes can feel a bit slow due to multiple layers of approvals. Streamlining communication and decision channels could make the workflow more efficient.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings) 

Work related travel: This is a desk job.