What should I do to get an interview from Nokia after submitting an application?
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Hello and thank you for your question.
I will try to answer you, but I want you to know that the process might differ depending on the vacancy. I can describe my experience to you, so you can get a first idea.
After submitting my application, I received a knowledge test which I had 5 days to complete if I remember correctly. About 10 days after completing the test, I received an invitation for an interview. The interview was based on my interests, knowledge, and background. The duration of the interview was about an hour and a half.
Please be patient and I'm sure someone in charge will contact you soon to let you know the next steps after submitting the application. -
Hi Kary!
Great question! My experience was a bit different. I got to know the Nokia program by referral at the university, and the professor presented it to me. Then I applied for the job opportunity, and some days later, I got a phone call to schedule a meeting for an interview. During the interview, they did all-in-one, so they made me technical questions but also social and psychological related questions to understand my fit in the team and it was a dynamic conversation which helped to relieve the stress. Then, they contacted me again to present the proposal. For me, it was a great experience and they gave me all availability to ask as many questions as possible and get in contact with them at any time.
I am sure that you will also have a great experience and someone is already carefully reviewing your profile and let you know what are the next steps as Stefanos mentioned.
Good luck!! -
Of course!
I received a call from HR to schedule the interview at my best convenience.
Before the interview, I was reflecting on my skills as well as strengths and weaknesses. I remember that I also reviewed the projects that I put in my CV to present them in the job interview in a clear way.
I can also recommend to stay calm and be positive about the interview's outcome.
Good luck! -
@Rana M. @Ruchi R. @Archit G.: anything to add from your side?
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Hi there Kary!
Your best chance of securing an interview starts at the application stage—your CV and cover letter are your first introduction and personal story to a potential employer. It’s crucial that your CV is well-structured, concise, and aligned with the specific requirements of the role you’re applying for. Your cover letter is an opportunity to express your motivation and enthusiasm for the position. Crafting a tailored application can truly make all the difference in landing that interview.
Best of luck!
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